Excited to share our new JAMA Network Open paper! In this The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute study, we tested 2 ways to manage depression among people w heart failure: Behavioral therapy vs meds. Both reduced symptoms ~50%. Talk therapy improved physical health, lowered hospital stays jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

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Listening to 'Episode 10: Drug Facts - Cannabis with Dr. Itai Danovitch' at buzzsprout.com/1790086/9710177

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Our board has informed @Transition46 Dr. Kelly Clark Kelly J. Clark MD is ready on day one to be head of #ONDCP or #DEA . tinyurl.com/y9hft945 #BidenTransition

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“ #COVID19 is not just a cough,” says Cedars-Sinai's Brennan Spiegel, MD, MSHS. “We’re very focused on the lungs because that’s what can cause people to die. But this virus, if it gets into your saliva and you swallow it, can then enter the intestinal system.” ceda.rs/3bJij5P

Thanks to Dr. Sanjay Gupta and CNN for reviewing this study that we released in #AmJGastro . We continue to receive new studies from Wuhan and our editorial team is evaluating the papers as they come in. This story of #COVID19 digestive symptoms is rapidly evolving.

New #COVID19 Information - Please share (1/6): On behalf of ACG, our editorial team at #AmJGastro today published this case report from China of a 25yo patient w/ respiratory symptoms & fever who tested negative in nose/throat swab, but positive in stool [see next]

Looking forward to the conference!

In a meta analysis of therapeutic VR studies, VR is definitely better than no therapy (control) but not quite as good as therapy irl (in vivo). But, there are many people who need therapy who have nothing.
💯crash course by Itai Danovitch #vMed19

For those attending #vMed19 we'll have an amazing lineup of hands-on demos across a range of therapeutic #VR hardware & software solutions. Latest sponsors and exhibitors listed below. Reserve your space here: virtualmedicine.health/register Latest agenda here: virtualmedicine.health/agenda-2019

Here are 7 ways that #VirtualReality can offer a therapeutic effect, as discussed by Itai Danovitch in his outstanding talk at #VirtualMed18 . If you want to know the whys and hows of therapeutic #VR , check out his evidence-based talk to learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=GS5l4c…

'When I first learned about #VR , I thought 'wow, this is cool, I want to use this, I want to show it to my kids. But how is this going to help patients?' asks Itai Danovitch in this #VirtualMed18 talk. Then he provides his answers, here: youtube.com/watch?v=GS5l4c… #HealthTech