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Connect with mentors, peers, and future colleagues at ADAA 2027 in Atlanta

CAREER DEVELOPMENT LEADERSHIP AWARD KLEIN INVESTIGATOR AWARD EARLY CAREER MEMBERSHIP AWARD AWARDS APPLICATION Be recognized as part of the next generation of leaders who treat, conduct research, and provide education in the fields of anxiety, depression, and related disorders. The Anxiety & Depression Association of America (ADAA) invites students, trainees, and early career professionals to apply to the #ADAA2027 awards programs. Apply for an Award Today Donald F. Klein Early Career Investigator Award: Recognizes the best original research paper on neurobiology, psychopharmacology, psychosocial treatments, or experimental psychopathology of anxiety disorders and depression. Award includes: $1,000 cash award, two year complimentary ADAA membership, free 2027 conference registration, recognition at the Conference, potential publication in ADAA's scientific journal (with waived publication fee!), and a poster presentation opportunity.   "Receiving the Donald F. Klein Early Career Investigator Award from ADAA was a huge honor for me. I have been a member of ADAA for over 10 years and attending conferences throughout that time, so it was such a privilege to have my work recognized by many of the researchers I've seen at ADAA over the years and whose work I admire. ADAA's conference is always a great event for networking, and even more so after receiving the Klein Award. I am extremely grateful for and honored by the recognition!" -- Nicole Short, PhD, University of Las Vegas Alies Muskin Career Development Leadership Program (CDLP): Supports students and early career clinicians and researchers through leadership training and mentorship. Award includes: $1,000 cash award, free 2027 conference registration, two years of complimentary ADAA membership, a full day of small-group mentoring, recognition at the Conference, and more.   "The ADAA CDLP program was a tremendous experience. As an early career investigator, the mentorship and training available through the CDLP was invaluable to making connections with more senior scholars in my field, receiving personalized career guidance, and exploring my professional goals and values. The community created through CDLP was warm, welcoming, and exceedingly supportive. I benefited from the group didactic presentations and small group discussions, as well as informal opportunities to network with CDLP mentors. I cannot recommend participation in the CDLP highly enough!"   -- Julianne M. Griffith, PhD (she/her), T32 Postdoctoral Scholar University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Apply for an Award Today ADAA Membership Award for Early Career Professionals: Building the future of ADAA by supporting graduate degree students, interns, residents, postdoctoral fellows, and early career professionals who focus on anxiety, depression, and related disorders. Award includes: Free 2027 conference registration, two years of complimentary ADAA membership, and recognition at the Conference.   "I found ADAA to be one of the best professional conferences I have attended - not only because of the breadth of clinical and research expertise represented, but also because of the genuine emphasis on mentorship, professionalism, and supporting emerging clinicians. Being an ADAA Early Career Awardee gave me a sense of community and confidence that has stayed with me beyond the conference. I had the opportunity to have conversations directly with leaders in the field, and built connections with other clinicians which helped me see new possibilities for my own growth and career. I left feeling not only more connected to the field, but more confident in my place within it." -- Esha Karia, LMHC, 2026 Early Career Membership Awardee Application Deadline: November 12, 2026 (5:00pm ET) Questions? Contact conference@adaa.org.

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Life after breast cancer treatment, a conversation

Healthline’s Editor-in-Chief sat down with the Breastcancer.org founder.

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In a Nutshell Hi, I’m Robin Hough, Editor-in-Chief of Healthline. As part of our Breast Cancer Awareness Month coverage, I got to sit down with breast oncologist and Breastcancer.org founder Dr. Marisa Weiss to get her informed opinion on the state of advocacy and care, including why there continue to be gaps in the “quiet phase” after treatment ends. Read the full interview All too often in this after-phase, patients are left with questions about side effects, work, how to talk with their kids, and so much more. Many quietly try GLP-1s, supplements, and cannabis treatments without telling their doctors for fear of judgment, even though some can have complicated interactions with cancer medicines. Dr. Weiss – who has treated breast cancer patients for more than 30 years and describes herself as a “dual citizen” having also survived breast cancer – shares a number of practical tips for those receiving a diagnosis. You can read all of them in the piece, but one of them is to do your research in advance with reputable sources for trusted health information – and yes, I’d of course suggest Healthline and Breastcancer.org for those needs! You can read the interview in full here and, as ever, let me know what you think by emailing me.   • News to Know: ‘The Pitt’ Star Katherine LaNasa Says Early Breast Cancer Detection Saved Her Life   • Recipe to Enjoy: 15 Recipes for People with Breast Cancer   • Tips to Live Well: How Can I Self-Advocate for My Breast Cancer Care?   • Condition Spotlight: Auvelity Side Effects: Common Reactions and Safety Information Wishing you all the best, Robin Hough Editor-in-Chief   Written by Robin Hough October 28, 2026 • 1.5 min read P.S. If breast cancer has touched your life, know that you are not alone. Healthline’s wonderful Bezzy Breast Cancer Community is a space for peer support, feel-good stories, and advice in a welcoming, stigma-free environment when your lived experience is seen, heard, and valued.

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Until next time, Take care of yourself, and we’ll see you again soon!     This edition was powered by breast cancer awareness.

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