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Grand Rounds
January 27, 2012
Speaker: Andrew Goddard, M.D.
Lecture: Atypical Neuroleptics for Anxiety Disorders: Emerging Trends
Location: Riley Hospital Outpatient Center, Lilly Learning Center Auditorium
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 noon
Events
35th Annual Arthur B. Richter Conference in Child Psychiatry
Mood Swings and Irritability in Children:
Bipolar Disorder or Something Else?
February 24, 2012
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
The Ritz Charles
12156 North Meridian St.
Carmel, IN 46032
Keynote Speaker: Ellen Leibenluft, M.D.
Info here: Richter Conference
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Amit Anand, M.B., B.S., Professor of Psychiatry and Radiology, joined Indiana University School of Medicine in 2001 as Director of the Mood Disorders Clinic and the Neurochemical Brain Imaging Program at University Hospital. Since then he has led multiple initiatives to expand the research and clinical services for patients with mood disorders including the creation of MEDALS (Mood and Emotional Disorders Across the Life Span).
Learn more about Dr. Anand HERE
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Ginger Long is originally from Indiana, but most of her family is from the east coast. Her staff finds it humorous that her accent sometimes has an east coast tone! Ginger has an Associate's degree and has recently considered continuing her education in the field of Law.
Click HERE to read more about Ginger.
Click HERE to see previous Featured Staff.
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IU Department of Psychiatry moves up to 21st in National NIH Rankings
Dr. George Parker nominated to receive a 2011 NAMI Exemplary Psychiatry Award
Race - don't walk - to Indianapolis (LA Times Article about Indianapolis)
Sound Medicine interview with Dr. Andy Chambers about shock labeling for cigarette packaging mandated by the FDA
IU Department of Psychiatry Resident, Amy Ricke, awarded AWP Fellowship
The Indianapolis Recorder celebrates Women's History Month with article on Dr. Jeanne Dickens
New study uses alcoholism treatment for Fragile X
IU Medical School Psychiatrist Receives Coveted Young Investigator NARSAD Award
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), a new FDA approved treatment for depression, now available at our University Hospital Clinic
