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| The Columbia Clinical Chronobiology Program has been a leader in NIH-sponsored research on Seasonal Affective Disorder since the start of this field more than 15 years ago. The program focuses on the use of both pharmacologic (antidepressant) and non-pharmacologic (light and negative air ion) therapies for treating different types of depression. The investigators also lead the Center for Light Treatment and Biological Rhythms at New York Presbyterian Hospital, which offers clinical services to outpatients and inpatients. |
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| You have entered a Web site that describes research studies at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center that focus on various mental health disorders. If you are seeking immediate help for treatment, we recommend that you contact your clinician or nearest emergency room. This Web site was created to provide background and contact information about current research studies, and is not set up to offer treatment or treatment advice. The site does not provide a chat room. While any message posted on the site (see: Ask the Doctor) is not confidential, direct contact with the investigators by email will of course remain in confidence. |