Susan B Trachman M.D.

About

Susan Trachman, M.D., is an associate professor at George Washington University and assistant professor at Virginia Commonwealth. She is a board-certified psychiatrist in adult and forensic psychiatry.

Recent Posts

Is Berberine Nature’s Weight Loss Drug?

Weight loss drugs are extremely popular. However, they have side effects, and mental health issues have been reported. Berberine may be nature's safe alternative.

The Dangers of AI-Generated Romance

There has been a rise in AI-generated dating sites. Unfortunately, this may lead to increased isolation and decreased ability to form real-life relationships.

What the Olympics Taught Us About Mental Health

The Olympics are over, and in addition to taking home gold, many athletes are talking openly about the mental health toll of competing.

Creatine Shows Potential in Treating Brain Disorders

Creatine supplements have long been used by athletes to enhance performance, but now researchers are looking into its use in treating brain disorders.

ADHD Medication: The Shortage Is Getting Worse

ADHD medication is already in short supply. Legal action by the DOJ against illegitimate telehealth companies who prescribed unecessary medication will make the situation worse.

Can Animals Improve an Athlete's Performance?

The Paris Olympics begin in a month. As part of USA athletes training, they had a specific request—dogs.

Companion Animals and Mental Health

Owning a pet can provide mental health benefits to young adults suffering from depression and older adults experiencing loneliness.

Are Women Really Better Doctors?

Men and women practice, and speak to patients, differently.

Vitamin D: Vital to Your Health

This vitamin helps regulate calcium metabolism and is involved in immune function. It helps prevent cardiovascular disease, depression, and some forms of dementia.

The Effect of Daylight-Saving Time on Your Health

The debate over daylight-saving time may seem trivial. However, the time shift significantly impacts our physical and mental health.