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The week, distilled
One short essay ties together an idea from the week in psychiatry. It is a considered read, not a recap.
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Psychiatry, in one careful read
A slow newsletter from Dr. Wilfred D'souza. One short essay on the week, selected papers worth your time, and an occasional clinical note.
Inside each letter
Four parts, one reading hour
The aim is simple: help you find a useful thread without turning the week into a list of headlines.
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Papers worth your time
A selected research list with direct links and a short note on why each paper may matter.
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Notes from the field
An occasional teaching point, clinical observation, or question. Nothing identifying and nothing presented as personal medical advice.
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One longer read
A book, essay, or chapter from psychiatry, philosophy, or an adjacent field that rewards slower attention.
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How it is made
Research scan, draft, human edit
Each issue begins with a research scan across psychiatry sources. An AI assistant helps organise the first draft. The final selection, voice, edits, and sign-off remain human.
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Scan
Fresh papers and ideas are collected through the week, then narrowed to what seems useful.
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Draft
A first pass finds a thread, removes repeats, and brings the reading into one structure.
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Edit
Wilfred checks every item, rewrites where the voice slips, and signs the issue. Nothing leaves without that review.
About the writer
Dr. Wilfred D'souza is a psychiatry resident at KMCRI, Hubli, completing residency in 2026. His interests include attention, personality, mood, addiction, developmental psychiatry, and computational psychiatry.
Weave Letters is his personal editorial project. In the practice, he works in a supportive and digital capacity under Dr. Niharika Reddy's supervision.