Not Just a Matter of Degrees | Karen Lankford, PhD, Neuroscientist at Yale University
It has often been noted that the characteristic behaviors which we think of as making us human are all also observed in other animals, albeit to a lesser degree.
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Is Telemedicine and/or Teletherapy a Good Idea? Part II | Karen Lankford, PhD, Neuroscientist at Yale University
Telemedicine/teletherapy is quickly changing the landscape of the provider-patient relationship. But is that a good thing?
What Do We Really Know About Schizophrenia? | Karen Lankford, PhD, Neuroscientist at Yale University
Our latest blog breaks down a short summary of what the scientific field broadly knows, thinks it knows, and does not know about schizophrenia.