Albert Yeung, MD, ScD is Associate Director of Depression Clinical and Research Program at Mass General Hospital, Professor of Psychiatry (part-time) at Harvard Medical School, and Co-Medical Director of the South Cove Community Health Center which focuses on serving Asian immigrants. His major research interests include Asian mental health issues and the use of holistic approaches including acupuncture, tai chi, qigong, and other mind body interventions in treating anxiety and depressive disorders.
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In Asian American patient populations, the use of culturally sensitive approaches to depression care, integrating mind-body practices and addressing barriers to mental health treatment can […] -
Adding repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation was shown to be more effective than switching antidepressants or augmenting with aripiprazole in patients with treatment-resistant depression. -
Artificial intelligence may be able to use data from wearable devices and smartphones to improve mental health care by providing real-time updates to clinicians.