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Cerebral, ADHD Telehealth Patients on Rushed Diagnoses, Medication

Cerebral and ADHD telehealth promised to bring mental health diagnoses and medication to patients isolated from treatment. Now diagnosis and prescription practices are under investigation

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Mental Telehealth CEO Ousted as U S Probes Prescription Practices

Cerebral Inc. directors voted to oust the mental telehealth giant's founder and chief executive officer, Kyle Robertson, on Wednesday, as the booming

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Cerebral replaces CEO amid federal investigation into prescribing practices

Dr. David Mou, who has served as the company's president and chief medical officer, will replace cofounder Kyle Robertson as CEO effective immediately.

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Cerebral CEO Kyle Robertson Replaced by Chief Medical Officer

Robertson cofounded Cerebral, a startup that prescribes mental-health medications online. It was recently valued at $4.8 billion.

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Startups Prescribing A D H D Drugs on TikTok Raise Diagnosis Concerns

Buzzy start-ups promising easy access to mental health medication found an eager market on social media. Should anyone be looking for treatment on TikTok, though?

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