Dr. Doris Iarovici

Biography

Doris Monica Iarovici is a Medical Assistant Professor at Duke University's Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. She completed her M.D. at Yale University and her Psychiatry Residency at Duke University School of Medicine. Additionally, she served as Chief Resident at the Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic during her training. Dr. Iarovici has contributed significantly to the field of psychiatry through her research and publications. Notable works include her studies on antidepressants and the use of new retrograde tracers in neuroscience. She has held various appointments within the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, reflecting her commitment to the field and her extensive experience in clinical settings. Throughout her academic career, Dr. Iarovici has focused on integrating clinical practice with research, particularly in the areas of pharmacotherapy and ethical considerations in medicine. Her work aims to advance understanding in psychiatric treatment and improve patient care within the community.

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