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Interview with Julie Rosenthal and Dr. Jennifer Tjia on depression among medical students. (07:40)Download As the head of student government at Duke University School of Medicine in Durham, North Carolina, Sujay Kansagra had witnessed several of his fellow students dealing with depression. “I knew it was a big problem,” he said. “People were feeling isolated.” So Kansagra came up with an innovative way to provide emotional support to depressed students while shielding their identities. With the help of Caroline Haynes, Duke's associate dean for medical education, he arranged an online forum to give students a safe place to talk and to help them “realize they aren't alone and that there are a lot of . . .
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