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Leena Mittal, MD;Gail Erlick Robinson, MD;Judy Greene, MD;Carol Nadelson, MD;Elizabeth Fitelson, MD;Mallay Occhiogrosso, MD;Patricia Ordorica, MD;Nikole Benders-Hadi, MD

July 23rd 2015

Psychiatrists who treat women and adolescent girls may find it necessary to discuss with their patients reproductive planning and the role of contraception in setting comprehensive treatment goals. Here's why.

Can You Trust Your Physician?

Gail Erlick Robinson, MD;Carol C. Nadelson, MD;Mallay Ochiogrosso, MD;Patricia Ordorica, MD;Judy Greene, MD;Barbara Schildkrout, MD

February 25th 2014

Statutes in 8 states are not designed to assure informed decision-making, say these psychiatrists; instead they represent an unprecedented effort by the government to use physician communications as an instrument for discouraging pregnant women from exercising their constitutional right to make their own reproductive choices.

The Facts About Violence Against Historically Disadvantaged Persons

Stephen McLeod-Bryant, MD;Gail Erlick Robinson, MD;Brian T. Benton, MD;Jagannathan Srinivasaraghavan, MD;Philip A. Bialer, MD

November 1st 2008

Racial/ethnic and sexual orientation minorities and women historically have been relegated to social, legal, and economic disadvantage in the United States.

Comprehensive Treatment of Stalking Victims

Karen M. Abrams, MD;Gail Erlick Robinson, MD

September 1st 2008

Psychiatrists may encounter patients who present with severe emotional consequences because they are victims of stalking. In addition, psychiatrists themselves are at increased risk for becoming victims of stalking because of the nature of their profession and their interaction with lonely and unhappy individuals.