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Events News & Events 

Events – May 2019

May 1, 2019June 21, 2019 MD-Update Staff Anderson, artistic director of the Weill Cornel music, board member of Lexington, circle, circle of Red, circle of red day, circle of red member, clinical professor of psychiatry, commonwealth credit union, composer 's classical work, depression, depression center director, dinner, disorder, Dr., earn undergraduate, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn circle, Gil Dunn circle of red member, Gil Dunn image002, Gil Dunn image002 photo, Gil Dunn Karen Harbin, Gil Dunn KEENELAND, heart disease, heart walk, image001 photo, image003 photo, image004 photo, image005 photo, increase awareness of heart disease, integrative psychiatry, Jesse Wright, Julliard school, Julliard school of music, Karrie Harper, Keeneland, Keeneland track bugler, Keenland, Kogan, l-r, Lexington, LifeWise, Lisa Edwards, Louisville, mood, Patty Smith, photo, psychiatry, PsyD, red day, red member, Richard Kogan, Robert Schumann, Ruth Devore, Schumann, Tracy monk, UofL, UofL department, UofL department of psychiatry, UofL depression center, UofL depression center present, Weill Cornel, Weill Cornel music, Weill Cornell medical school

LEXINGTON The American Heart Association’s annual Circle of Red Day at Keenland was a warm, sunny April 10, 2019. Circle

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Special Section 

U of L Depression Center: Depression and Anxiety Disorders

December 1, 2018February 15, 2019 MD-Update Staff A., anxiety, anxiety disorder, anxiety-related disorder, Care excellence, chair of experimental psychology, Clark, Clark 's presentation, conference of the U, conference of the university of Louisville depression center, David A., depression, depression center, director of the U, disorder, enormous progress, evidence-based, experimental psychology, Gil Dunn, Gil Dunn David, Gil Dunn David A., H., IAPT, illness, image001 photo, image002 photo, Louisville depression center, MD-UPDATE, MD-Update mental Wellness columnist, mental illness, PhD, psychological therapy, psychological treatment research, PsyD, therapist, therapy, therapy session, translate science, treatment research, typed therapy session, U, video-conferenced, wellness columnist

LOUISVILLE The 12th Annual Conference of the University of Louisville Depression Center was held on November 1–2, 2018. David A.

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Mental Wellness 

Journaling Away the Holiday Blues

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Jan Anderson, PsyD, LPPC #110 of MD-Update, acceptable holiday, allowingness, Amanda Shallcross, anticipated conversation, app, bad conversation, Charles Pennebaker, Charles Pennebaker 's research, day-long program, depression, depression center, depression center conference, director of the U, dump, emotion, emotional regulation, even entry, evidence-based, evidence-based intervention, extreme mindsets, family deal, five, five minute journal, five minute journal app, good self-help book, good thing, good write skill, gratitude, gratitude entry, help profession, helpful app, holiday, holiday blues, integrate opposite, intelligent change, Jesse Wright, journal, journal app, Julia Cameron, MD-UPDATE, meditation, meditation means, mindful write meditation, morning, morning core dump, morning page, negative emotion, negative news cycle, news cycle, obsessive avoidance, obsessive avoidance of negative emotion, obsessive pursuit, obsessive pursuit of happiness, page of longhand, perfection focus, point of mindfulness, selective negative focus, Seligman, term sound, thought, U, well-designed research study

It may sound strange, but the best part of showing up for the Eleventh Annual University of Louisville (U of

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Events 

Events – Dec 2017

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff Amy, Anderson, assistance fund, Bill elder, cardiovascular service, cardiovascular surgeon, CFRE, cocktail, columnist, community health award, community leader, community leader of the year, compassionate physician award, creativity, CTVU, CTVU suite, David Casey, Dawne Gee, depression, dinner, doctor, doctor 's ball, DPT, Dr., E., end of the spectrum, Ephraim McDowell, Ephraim McDowell physician, Ephraim McDowell physician of the year, excellence, executive director, Gerald Temes, Gil Dunn, Gordon Tobin, health issue, Humana, Humana physician excellence, illness, Jamison, Jesse Wright, Jewish hospital, Joseph, Joseph east, Joseph hospital, Joseph hospital foundation, Kentucky, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, leadership award, Leslie Buddeke, Leslie Buddeke smart, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lowell, MAMM, mania, MD-UPDATE, MD-Update financial columnist, MD-Update mental Wellness columnist, medical director, mental health, Michael Thornton, Mrs., Mrs. Thornton, Muhammad ali, Muhammad Ali center, Nicholasville, patient assistance fund, PhD, photo, physician, physician award, physician of the year, president saint, psychiatry, Pt, ribbon, Richard Budde, RJ Corman, Robert Lowell, Robert Salley, SJHF, smart, St. Mary, St. Mary 's foundation, suite, surgeon, Tharun Karthikeyan, Trager, Trager transplant center, transplant, U, UofL, Valerie Casey, wave 3, wellness, wellness columnist, Wilma, Wilma E., yes

Yes, Mamm! Has Record Crowd and Beautiful Weather NICHOLASVILLE The 3rd annual Yes, MAMM! 5K run/walk which benefits the Saint

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Audiology Complementary Care Health Topics 

How Hearing Loss Can Impact One’s Mental Health

December 1, 2017July 2, 2018 Lisa Meeker Aud, audiologist, bluegrass, bluegrass hear, bluegrass hear clinic audiologist, clinic audiologist, comprehensive hear test, decreased odds, decreased odds of depressive disorder, depression, device help, good hear health, good overall health, hear health, hear loss, isolation lead, listen device help, loss of the high frequency, Lucinda Batta, old adult, perceived life satisfaction, physician look, Presbycusis, presence of background noise, simple comprehensive hear test, social isolation lead, trouble understand speech, untreated hear loss

LEXINGTON Everyone knows that hearing aids and assistive listening devices help and reduce the strain of trying to understand all

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Special Section 

The University of Louisville Depression Center Does It the Wright Way

December 1, 2017February 9, 2018 Gil Dunn 20, 20 to 30 minute computer-supported consultation, 30 minute, bipolar disorder research, care physician, CBT, CBT online worksite, CBT session, chief resident, computer-supported, computer-supported care, computer-supported consultation, computer-supported group, computer-supported technology, depression, depression center, disorder research, doctor treat depression, found director of the university of Louisville, found president of the academy of cognitive therapy, goal of computer-supported care, in-person therapy, interactive learn experience, Jesse Wright, Kentucky psychiatric association, little ping, major regional resource, mission of the center, mobile phone app, multi-media psychotherapy approach, nd edition, NIH-supported, NIH-supported study, online therapy, patient access, PhD, phone, phone app, president of the Kentucky psychiatric association, primary care physician, psychiatry, psychotherapy, record bias, research depression, senior population, standard in-person therapy, subject of mental health, success of CBT, suicide rate, therapist, therapy, therapy experience, U, uninterrupted session, university of Louisville depression center, Wright, Wright 's NIH, Wright 's research program

LOUISVILLE For over 25 years, Jesse Wright, MD, PhD, has committed the main body of his work and research to

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Audiology Complementary Care Health Topics Obstetrics/Gynecology Women's Health 

Women and Hearing Loss

July 1, 2017July 2, 2018 Lisa Meeker anemia, appropriate medical professional, arthritis, Aud, baseline hear evaluation, bluegrass hear clinic state, cancer, cancer of the ear, case of SSNHL, cisplatin chemotherapy, clinic state, common chronic physical condition, depression, diabetes, ear, gradual hear loss, health concern, hear aid user, hear health, hear health of patient, hear loss, hear loss association, hear loss association of America, heart disease, hidden disability, killer of woman, loss association, low frequency hear loss, obvious physical difference, osteoporosis, osteoporosis patient, ototoxic drug, rate of man, research show, rheumatoid arthritis, sensorineural, SSNHL, sudden sensorineural, top health concern, unaware hear loss, Vanessa Ewert, woman experience depression

Despite the obvious physical differences between men and women, both share many of the same health concerns. According to the

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Uncategorized 

Family Valued

January 15, 2015December 28, 2017 Tim Corkran Andrea Omidy, anesthesiology, anesthesiology experience, Camillia, Camillia shirazi, cancer-related pain, care family, chronic opiate maintenance, chronic pain, chronic pain sufferer, clinic, completed residency, comprehensive approach, Corbin, counsel support, culture of listen, danesh, Danesh Mazloomdoost, daughter-in-law, depression, director of the Lexington VA pain clinic, Dr. Maz, exchange help, extended Mazloomdoost family, familial collaboration, founded pain management medicine, great achiever, image001 John LYNNER Peterson, informal exchange help, intensity of chronic pain, interventional pain, Lexington, Lexington office, Lexington VA, Lexington VA pain clinic, life transition, management patient, Manoochehr Mazloomdoost, Maz, Mazloomdoost, Mazloomdoost family, medicine, mental health impact, mental health impact of immigration, nicotine, nicotine addiction, opiate maintenance, pain, pain management, pain management medicine, pain medicine, pain sufferer, physician, PMM, PMM 's main office, presence of the extended Mazloomdoost family, prospective daughter-in-law, Psy, recognized specialty, Shirazi, Shirazi 's observation of Maz 's style, source of great strength, successful clinic, sufferer, true family practice, unhurried approach, utilization of the good attribute of a care family

LEXINGTON When Manoochehr Mazloomdoost, MD, (Maz) founded Pain Management Medicine (PMM) in 1992, he did so with a vision to

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Special Section 

Genetic Testing: Tailored Medicine for Pain Patients

April 1, 2013 Gil Dunn 450, cheek, cheek swab, commonwealth pain specialist, CYP, depression, dosage, drug selection, effectiveness of medication, employ genetic test, evidence-based, Frankfort, FRANKFORT genetics-based, Frankfort pain specialist, gene, genetic test, genetic variation, genetics, genetics of pain, genetics-based, interpretive report, lab, lab result, Lingreen, medical breakthrough, medication, medicine, optimal treatment path, pain, pain clinic, pain leave physician, patient 's cheek, personalized medicine, pharmacogenetics, pharmacogentic, physician, raw genetic data, receptor, regulatory problem, Richard Lingreen, seek drug, simple cheek swab, simple swab, simple swab of the patient 's cheek, subjective nature of pain leave physician, swab, tailored medicine, tailored pain medicine, treatment of pain, treatment path, variation

FRANKFORT Genetics-based Personalized Medicine has long been the medicine of the future – looming forever, it seems, one medical breakthrough

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Complementary Care Psychiatry Psychiatry & Mental Health Special Section 

Integrative Psychiatry Participates in Study of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Postpartum Depression

April 1, 2013July 27, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton ‘12, >50%, >50% improvement, 12 month assessment, 29:587–596, acute treatment outcome, adherence rate, adjacent cortex, antidepressant, antidepressant medication, carpenter et, Chris Schrodt, clinical practice site, clinician-assessed, clinician-assessed response, depression, distal effect, durability of antidepressant benefit, FDA-approved therapy, focused brain stimulation, follow-up 3, integrative psychiatry, M.D. update, magnetic pulse, magnetic stimulation, Multisite, neuronal depolarization, observational study of acute treatment outcome, PDD, postpartum depression, prior antidepressant therapy, psychiatry, Randy Schrodt, refractory patient achieve full clinical remission, research population, Robyn Stinnett, Robyn Stinnett of integrative psychiatry, seizure induction, small area of the adjacent cortex, stimulation, study of Transcranial magnetic stimulation, therapy, TMS, transcranial, Transcranial magnetic stimulation, use of transcranial

Drs. Randy Schrodt, Jr., Chris Schrodt, and Robyn Stinnett of Integrative Psychiatry in Louisville (profiled in M.D .Update, January 2012)

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