Emily Dossett

Clinical Associate Professor, Psychiatry & the Behavioral Sciences, USC’s Keck School of Medicine

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Can birth control mess with the mind? Navigating pregnancy with mental disorders

Social psychologist Sarah Hill delves into how oral contraceptives may impact our minds, while psychiatrist Emily Dosssett addresses concerns about navigating mental health before,…

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