In the media 2026

News Features of Eugene Lipov, MD

A tragic incident in Fairfax has shocked the community. Dr. Eugene Lipov explains how factors like loss of control, identity collapse, and rejection during divorce can lead to violence, while highlighting the importance of awareness and prevention.

In this conversation, Dr. Eugene Lipov explains the four stages of prostate cancer and what the Prime Minister’s treatment path could look like. The discussion also touches on broader health issues, including the effects of microplastics and sleep deprivation.

Golfer Gary Woodland’s PGA win spotlights PTSD caused by surgery and medical trauma

March 30, 2026

Memes aren’t just jokes on the internet, they’re ideas that spread between people. This concept, called memetic transmission, suggests symptoms can pass from person to person through communication like videos, posts, or stories.

In this insightful interview, Dr. Eugene Lipov, a biological psychologist, delves into the growing trend of “bricking” smartphones—a behavior where individuals intentionally disable or downgrade their devices to regain control over compulsive usage.

Dr. Eugene Lipov joins the news anchor to provide expert insight on the situation. Watch the full interview for the latest updates and advice on protecting yourself and your family from potential exposure.

Dr. Eugene Lipov breaks down the dangerous link between fast-paced algorithms and the rising rates of anxiety and PTSD in young social media users. He compares digital engagement to a slot machine that keeps users hooked through inconsistent rewards and social validation.

Dr. Eugene Lipov joins NewsMax to explain the biological roots of Seasonal Affective Disorder and how shifting hormone levels impact your energy. Watch now to discover science-backed tips like light therapy and exercise to stabilize your mood and regain control during the winter.

In this video, Dr. Eugene Lipov discusses his book, “The God Shot: Healing Trauma,” and his pioneering work with the Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB)—a procedure he calls “The God Shot” for its ability to rapidly alleviate symptoms of PTSD.

Dr. Eugene Lipov discusses National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and the latest in early prevention and detection. Dr. Lipov advises on making lifestyle adjustments to reduce your risk, such as improving diet and exercise habits.

In this Fox 5 interview, Dr. Eugene Lipov breaks down the real impact of low testosterone on men’s health—and why it’s more serious than many think. He explains how low testosterone levels are linked to increased risks of depression, heart attack, stroke, and even overall mortality.