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In Support of ACOG’s 2026 Maternal Immunization Schedule

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Pregnancy is a naturally immunosuppressive condition, making pregnant people more susceptible to infections that can harm both patient and fetus. Clinicians are in a position to assess, inform and protect their patients from vaccine-preventable illness. In an effort to combat vaccine misinformation originating from the US federal government, which is causing confusion among patients and … Continued

Building bridges: A joint reflection between a COVID-cautious psychology lecturer and a psychology student and aspiring clinical psychologist

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The COVID-cautious lecturer (Aspa): I lead a module for the Cognitive Psychology module (second year, undergraduate). This year I would deliver the introductory lecture. I am COVID-cautious, I always wear a mask at work, including when I lecture. In the previous years, I didn’t include anything about COVID-19 in my teaching material. This year I decided to change that. I talked about the effect of COVID-19 on … Continued

The Multi-systemic Reality: Beyond the Fine Line

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Op-Ed The recent wave of clinical findings confirm what many of us have felt in the trenches of advocacy: COVID-19 is not just a respiratory event; it is a profound neuropsychiatric and multi-systemic disruptor. Research indicates that survivors face a significantly higher risk of mental health challenges, ranging from substance use disorders to severe anxiety. … Continued