The First 1,000 Days and the Dementia Question: What a 1953 Sugar Rationing Experiment Actually Reveals

Posted on August 3, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

The First 1,000 Days and the Dementia Question: What a 1953 Sugar Rationing Experiment Actually Reveals On September 26, 1953, the British government lifted the last remaining food restrictions from the Second World War—sugar rationing. Overnight, the average UK citizen’s … Continue reading →

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The Concierge Neuropsychiatry Model: Home-Based Care for Brain and Mind

Posted on May 19, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

We explore how concierge neuropsychiatry services combine neurology and psychiatry in private, at-home evaluations. A diagnostic model for those seeking a neuropsychiatrist NYC. The Concierge Neuropsychiatry Model: Home-Based Care for Brain and Mind For individuals whose professional and personal lives … Continue reading →

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The Attention Economy Has a Neural Price Tag: What Short-Form Video Does to Executive Control

Posted on May 11, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

The Attention Economy Has a Neural Price Tag: What Short-Form Video Does to Executive Control Scroll. Swipe. Scroll. Swipe. The rhythm of short-form video consumption — TikTok, Reels, Shorts — has become the background pulse of modern life. By 2026, … Continue reading →

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Concierge Psychiatry in Manhattan in an Era of Geopolitical Instability

Posted on April 13, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

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Why a Helium Shortage Might Affect Your Psychiatric Care (Even If No One Mentions It)

Posted on April 13, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

Why a Helium Shortage Might Affect Your Psychiatric Care (Even If No One Mentions It) If you’re looking for a psychiatrist or neuropsychiatrist—especially in a place like Manhattan—you probably expect things to work smoothly. Appointments are available. Testing is fast. … Continue reading →

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