Emmy-Winning Author Shares Cancer Survival Journey
Suleika Jaouad noted that the depression, anxiety, and isolation she experienced during cancer treatment was actually more painful than the cancer itself.
Daily Cannabis Use Soars, Surpasses Daily Drinking
As modern cannabis products become ever more potent, experts find cause for concern.
3D Reconstruction of Human Brain Fragment Offers Tiny Glimpse of Neuronal Intricacy
The detailed reconstruction of a tiny sliver of the frontal cortex is a big step forward in the field of connectomics, which maps out how individual neurons connect with each other to form a functional network.
Lessons Learned From a Social Media Poster Child
An early adopter of social media for professional use shares the benefits and points out a few of the pitfalls of life in the digital lane.
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- Clinical & Research
Mirtazapine May Be Best Option for Antipsychotic-Induced Akathisia
Meta-analysis also suggests biperiden and vitamin B6 may be effective. However, studies are small and should be interpreted with caution.
- Clinical & Research
Special Report: The Art of Treating Complex Substance Use Disorders
Managing patients with polysubstance use requires understanding the complex biological interactions between different substances as well as the social dynamics behind why individuals are being exposed to their specific substance combination.
- Clinical & Research
Studies Tie Marijuana Use to Lasting Cortical Changes, Schizophrenia
Two recent studies tied cannabis use to structural brain changes that remain visible on scans for years, as well as to behavioral changes and schizophrenia.
- Clinical & Research
Psychiatrists Have Tools to Prevent Gun Violence
Educating patients and their families about the responsible storage of firearms and options to limit access to firearms may save lives. This article is part of a series by APA’s Council on Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry.
- Government & Legal
Incarcerated Individuals With Mental Illness Need More of Psychiatry’s Attention
An Annual Meeting educational tour of Rikers Island provided a reminder of the great need for psychiatrists to work in correctional institutions and advocate for more services. This article is part of a series by the Council on Advocacy and Government Relations.
- Professional
APA’s Women Psychiatrists Caucus Urges Women to Seek Equitable Salaries
Here are tips to help women psychiatrists negotiate the salaries they deserve as part of the caucus’ efforts to provide mentorship and support. This is the second in a series of articles by the caucus.