Depression
Conference Coverage
Routinely screen for depression in atopic dermatitis
Symptoms of anxiety/depression are an indication to intensify atopic dermatitis therapy.
Commentary
The psychiatric clinic of the future
Advances in technology may soon bring substantial changes to our clinical practice.
Hard Talk
As physicians, accountability is part of our innate identity
A reputation often is one of the most important factors for professionals, which creates their sense of identity and sense of purpose, said Dr....
Hard Talk
Burnout: A concept that rebrands mental illness for professionals
The concept of burnout may actually hinder physicians from seeking necessary and appropriate professional care, said Dr. Nicolas Badre.
Conference Coverage
Complexity of suicidal ideation, behavior points to need for new treatments
LAS VEGAS – “Getting somebody to feel better in the short run is great, but you really have to think about the whole treatment plan,” said Dr....
News from the FDA/CDC
FDA issues stronger warning on neuropsychiatric event risk linked to montelukast
The new boxed warning advises health care providers to avoid prescribing montelukast for patients with mild symptoms.
FDA/CDC
FDA rules to ban ESDs for self-injurious, aggressive behavior
This is only the third time the FDA has banned a medical device since it gained the authority to do so.
Conference Coverage
rTMS for depression continues to evolve
LAS VEGAS – “I think we will achieve much higher rates of success with this treatment once we push the envelope a little bit,” Dr. Alan F....
For Residents
Ketamine and serotonin syndrome: A case report
This case describes a patient with serotonin syndrome, which might have been induced by ketamine.
Cases That Test Your Skills
Depression, or something else?
Ms. A, age 60, presents with severe headaches and depression, including a suicide attempt. She’s also been repeatedly sorting through her...
Conference Coverage
Depression in MS predicted worsening of neurologic function
WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. – Researchers hypothesize that the association may relate to depression’s influence on psychomotor function.