Psychiatry
A study in JAMA found brief cognitive behavioral therapy reduced suicide attempts in active military personnel and veterans.
Sarah Rosenbaum, MD, child psychiatrist, offers insights on helping kids handle fear, overstimulation, and Halloween anxiety.
Halloween fun can turn risky—educate patients and prepare teams to prevent candy, costume, and safety hazards.
People with bipolar disorder exhibit significantly lower cognitive reserve compared with healthy controls.
A recent study found α1 blockers to be the drug class most strongly associated with IFIS.
A web-based, guided self-help program was noninferior to standard treatment for reducing binge-eating episodes.
Researchers tested the Bacterial Infections Risk Scale for Injection Drug Use's usefulness in non-hospitalized patients.
High pollen levels correlate with a measurable increase in suicide rates across the US.
The declining health of US children is evident in rising rates of chronic disease, obesity, mental illness, and mortality.
An article in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry offered guidance for improving the absorption of supplemental iron.
Symptomatic syndrome is common in ulcerative colitis and irritable bowel syndrome and linked to greater psychological burden.
Researchers found a greater occurrence of psychosis and bipolar disorder in patients with ADHD receiving stimulants.
Autoimmune thyroid disease can cause disturbances in cognition, memory, and mood, a growing body of evidence suggests.
David M. Holmes, MD, University at Buffalo, shares his strategies for helping patients with addiction.
A trauma-informed CBT intervention decreased parental perceptions of child vulnerability in a high-risk NICU population.
Children with ADHD and sleep difficulties emphasized the importance of behavioral and environmental adaptations.
The GLP-1 receptor agonist semaglutide lowered HbA1c and weight in patients with schizophrenia, overweight, and prediabetes.
Multidimensional assessments of gender identity elicit more nuanced answers from adolescents than single-sentence questions.
A support program in the primary care setting significantly improved implementation of medications for opioid use disorder.
To identify and support individuals at heightened risk of suicide after trauma, EDs require a comprehensive framework.
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