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Jihoon Kim

Postdoctoral Clinical Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry

Columbia University

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Columbia University

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P&S Clinical

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Jihoon Kim is a Postdoctoral Clinical Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia University. His research integrates psychiatry, cognitive neuroscience, and epidemiology, focusing on the neurodevelopmental underpinnings of bipolar disorder in adolescents and young adults. He employs functional neuroimaging and connectomics to predict mood symptomatology and investigates chronotherapeutic interventions targeting emotion regulation circuitry and suicide risk. His recent work also examines psychosocial determinants of health and healthcare access in gastrointestinal cancer survivors, utilizing large-scale datasets such as the All of Us Research Program. He has published in venues including Molecular Psychiatry, BMJ Mental Health, and Psycho-Oncology.

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Columbia University

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psychiatry bipolar disorder mental health epidemiology neuroscience neurology young adults neuropsychology cognitive neuroscience graph theory depression psychiatric research suicide risk adolescent health neuroimaging neuropsychiatry psychopathology diabetes care affective neuroscience psychological medicine suicide comorbid psychiatric disorders psychiatric diseases cohort studies adolescent psychology graphology clinical neuroscience suicide attempts translational psychiatry counseling psychology neuroscience of aging clinical lipidology psychoneuroendocrinology digestive diseases molecular psychiatry symptom management diabetes research world psychiatry neuropsychopharmacology affective disorders impulsivity particulate matter case studies human health comorbidity early diagnosis dyslipidemia disease management diabetes mellitus cross-sectional studies psychotic disorders psychiatric disorders clinical psychiatry randomized controlled trials psychopharmacology patient support social medicine gastrointestinal oncology loneliness social isolation child mental health emotion regulation child psychiatry graph analysis brain circuitry features graph theory analysis major depressive disorder time-stratified case-crossover analysis suicide death onset-related effects cortical thickness cardiovascular disease risk pre-existing depression dyslipidemia patients state-related functional neuroimaging neurodevelopmental model

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Chronotherapeutic Intervention Targeting Emotion Regulation Brain Circuitry, Symptoms, and Suicide Risk in Adolescents and Young Adults With Bipolar Disorder: A Pilot Randomised Trial. BMJ Mental Health (2025)

Jihoon A KimAnjali SankarRebecca MarksErin CarrubbaBernadette LeczaSusan QuatranoLinda SpencerR Todd ConstableBrian PittmanEli R LebowitzWendy K SilvermanHolly A SwartzHilary P Blumberg

randomized controlled trialschronotherapeutic interventionmental healthsuicide riskpsychopathologypsychologybipolar disorderpsychiatryyoung adultsemotional selfregulationsuicideaffective disordersbehavioral sciences

Evaluation of Social Support, Discrimination, and Perceived Health in Patients With Gastrointestinal Tract Cancers.. Journal of Clinical Oncology (2025)

Samuel ButenskyJihoon KimElizabeth GodfreyDavid G. SuDaniel KerekesCaroline H JohnsonNita AhujaSajid A. Khan

public healthhealth equitysupportive carepatient supporthealth communicationcancer caresocial supportepidemiologysocial medicinesocial determinants of healthoncologyclinical researchsocial identitygastrointestinal oncologylonelinesssocial isolationgastrointestinal tract cancershealth sciences

Patient-Reported Barriers to Healthcare Access Among Patients With Gastrointestinal Cancer: Insights From 45,000 Participants in the All of Us Research Program. Research Square (2025)

public healthhealth equityhealth services researchcancer careoncologycancer disparities

Predicting Depressed and Elevated Mood Symptomatology in Bipolar Disorder Using Brain Functional Connectomes. The International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology (2025)

*Anjali SankarXilin ShenLejla ColicDanielle A GoldmanLuca M VillaJihoon A KimBrian PittmanDustin ScheinostR Todd ConstableHilary P Blumberg

cognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologymental healthhealth psychologydepressionpsychologybipolar disorderpsychiatrymood symptomatologybrain functional connectomespsychological medicineneuroscience

Psychosocial Risk Factors and Perceived Well‐Being in Survivors of Gastrointestinal Cancer. Psycho-Oncology (2025)

cancer carepsychosocial factorsmental healthwell-beingpsychologypsychiatry

Antibiotic Exposure and Depression Incidence: A Cohort Study of the Korean Population. Psychiatry Research (2024)

Jaewon LeeSun Jae ParkSeulggie ChoiJooyoung ChangYoung Jun ParkSeogsong JeongJoung Sik SonGyeongsil LeeJoseph C. AhnJihoon Andrew KimSang Min Park

public healthkorean populationmental healthpsychiatric researchpsychiatrydepression incidenceantibiotic exposurecohort studies

Towards a Neurodevelopmental Model of Bipolar Disorder: A Critical Review of Trait- and State-Related Functional Neuroimaging in Adolescents and Young Adults. Molecular Psychiatry (2024)

Lejla ColicAnjali SankarDanielle A GoldmanJihoon A KimHilary P Blumberg

molecular psychiatrystate-related functional neuroimagingbipolar disorderpsychiatryyoung adultsneurodevelopmental modelcritical review

Aging of the Brain in Bipolar Disorder: Illness- and Onset-Related Effects in Cortical Thickness and Subcortical Gray Matter Volume. Journal of Affective Disorders (2022)

Luca M VillaLejla ColicJihoon A KimAnjali SankarDanielle A GoldmanBrandon LessingBrian PittmanGeorge S AlexopoulosChristopher H van DyckHilary P Blumberg

neurologyageingonset-related effectsneuroimagingcortical thicknessbipolar disorderpsychiatryneuroscience of agingneuroscience

A Graph Theory Neuroimaging Approach to Distinguish the Depression of Bipolar Disorder From Major Depressive Disorder in Adolescents and Young Adults. Journal of Affective Disorders (2022)

Danielle A. GoldmanAnjali SankarAlexandra RichJihoon A. KimBrian PittmanR. Todd ConstableDustin ScheinostHilary P. Blumberg

neurologymajor depressive disorderneuroimaginggraph theorydepressionbipolar disorderpsychiatryyoung adultsneuroscience

A Multimodal Imaging Approach to Identify Brain Connectivity Targets for Early Detection, and to Reduce Symptoms and Prevent Progression and Suicide Risk, in Bipolar Disorder. Biological Psychiatry (2022)

Danielle GoldmanAnjali SankarLejla ColicLuca M. VillaJihoon A. KimBrian PittmanR. Todd ConstableDustin ScheinostHilary P. Blumberg

cognitive neuroscienceneurologybiological psychiatrysuicide riskmental healthneuroimagingbrain imagingclinical neurosciencebipolar disorderpsychiatrybrain connectivity targetsneuropsychiatryneuroscience

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Jihoon Kim

Postdoctoral Clinical Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry

Columbia University

Affiliations

Columbia University

P&S

P&S Clinical

PSY DCAP

Honors

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Jihoon Kim

Columbia University

Postdoctoral Clinical Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Jihoon A KimAnjali SankarRebecca MarksErin CarrubbaBernadette LeczaSusan QuatranoLinda SpencerR Todd ConstableBrian PittmanEli R LebowitzWendy K SilvermanHolly A SwartzHilary P Blumberg

Evaluation of Social Support, Discrimination, and Perceived Health in Patients With Gastrointestinal Tract Cancers.. Journal of Clinical Oncology (2025)

Samuel ButenskyJihoon KimElizabeth GodfreyDavid G. SuDaniel KerekesCaroline H JohnsonNita AhujaSajid A. Khan

Patient-Reported Barriers to Healthcare Access Among Patients With Gastrointestinal Cancer: Insights From 45,000 Participants in the All of Us Research Program. Research Square (2025)

public healthhealth equityhealth services researchcancer careoncologycancer disparities

Predicting Depressed and Elevated Mood Symptomatology in Bipolar Disorder Using Brain Functional Connectomes. The International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology (2025)

*Anjali SankarXilin ShenLejla ColicDanielle A GoldmanLuca M VillaJihoon A KimBrian PittmanDustin ScheinostR Todd ConstableHilary P Blumberg

cognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologymental healthhealth psychologydepressionpsychologybipolar disorderpsychiatrymood symptomatologybrain functional connectomespsychological medicineneuroscience

Psychosocial Risk Factors and Perceived Well‐Being in Survivors of Gastrointestinal Cancer. Psycho-Oncology (2025)

cancer carepsychosocial factorsmental healthwell-beingpsychologypsychiatry

Antibiotic Exposure and Depression Incidence: A Cohort Study of the Korean Population. Psychiatry Research (2024)

Jaewon LeeSun Jae ParkSeulggie ChoiJooyoung ChangYoung Jun ParkSeogsong JeongJoung Sik SonGyeongsil LeeJoseph C. AhnJihoon Andrew KimSang Min Park

public healthkorean populationmental healthpsychiatric researchpsychiatrydepression incidenceantibiotic exposurecohort studies

Towards a Neurodevelopmental Model of Bipolar Disorder: A Critical Review of Trait- and State-Related Functional Neuroimaging in Adolescents and Young Adults. Molecular Psychiatry (2024)

Lejla ColicAnjali SankarDanielle A GoldmanJihoon A KimHilary P Blumberg

molecular psychiatrystate-related functional neuroimagingbipolar disorderpsychiatryyoung adultsneurodevelopmental modelcritical review

Aging of the Brain in Bipolar Disorder: Illness- and Onset-Related Effects in Cortical Thickness and Subcortical Gray Matter Volume. Journal of Affective Disorders (2022)

Luca M VillaLejla ColicJihoon A KimAnjali SankarDanielle A GoldmanBrandon LessingBrian PittmanGeorge S AlexopoulosChristopher H van DyckHilary P Blumberg

neurologyageingonset-related effectsneuroimagingcortical thicknessbipolar disorderpsychiatryneuroscience of agingneuroscience

A Graph Theory Neuroimaging Approach to Distinguish the Depression of Bipolar Disorder From Major Depressive Disorder in Adolescents and Young Adults. Journal of Affective Disorders (2022)

Danielle A. GoldmanAnjali SankarAlexandra RichJihoon A. KimBrian PittmanR. Todd ConstableDustin ScheinostHilary P. Blumberg

neurologymajor depressive disorderneuroimaginggraph theorydepressionbipolar disorderpsychiatryyoung adultsneuroscience

Danielle GoldmanAnjali SankarLejla ColicLuca M. VillaJihoon A. KimBrian PittmanR. Todd ConstableDustin ScheinostHilary P. Blumberg

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