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Emotional Problems Facing Siblings of Children With Disabilities
Siblings of children with disabilities may experience a "wide range of emotions.
Dr Beth Darnall on Treating Catastrophizing for Pain Relief
Catastrophizing undermines pain treatment effectiveness and facilitates structural brain changes that serve to maintain pain and distress.
Expert Interview: Sex Assault Survivors Troubled By Political Climate
Rape has been linked with the strongest risk for PTSD in both women and men, followed by combat exposure and child molestation.
Impulse Control Disorders An Area of Focus in Parkinson's Disease
Impulse control disorders are thought to be related to impaired function of decisional impulsivity associated with rapid, disinhibited decision-making, rather than motor impulsivity.
Adult Children of Alcoholics: Healing Lifelong Scars
Alcoholism can have a deleterious effect on interpersonal relationships, including romantic partners, friends, and coworkers.
Maternal Depression in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Carries Heavy Burden of Morbidity
Both postpartum and prenatal depression are among the most significant contributors to maternal morbidity and mortality.
National ID Health Initiatives Threatened by Changes to Legislation
The FY2017 appropriations bill raised serious concerns about significant reductions in funding for many proposed programs by the NIH and the CDC.
New ADHD Pharmacologic Treatments Needed But Few Are On the Way
Little progress has been made in identifying effective agents for patients who don't respond to existing ADHD medications.Latest Video
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Doctors Should Look Beyond Standard Burnout-Prevention Protocols
Burnout prevention can include limiting your exposure time in the clinic or hospital.
Affordable Alternative to Private Insurers May Reduce High Insurance Premiums
Healthcare premiums have been consistently growing every year — even before the ACA and long before Obama ran for president.
How to Appropriately Assess Risk in a Patient
The term clearance implies that a patient can proceed with surgery and will have no risk for complications — which is a fictional state.
Psychiatry Advisor Articles
- Emotional Problems Facing Siblings of Children With Disabilities
- Is Depression A Risk Factor Or a Prodromal Symptom of Dementia?
- Antidepressant Treatment Outcomes for Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Depression Severity Inversely Correlated With Body Composition in Adolescents
- Fentanyl Responsible For Over Half of All Drug Overdose Deaths
- Adult Children of Alcoholics: Healing Lifelong Scars
- Emotional Problems Facing Siblings of Children With Disabilities
- Lamotrigine: Alternate Bipolar Disorder Treatment to Lithium During Pregnancy
- Depression with ECT Therapy Does Not Benefit From Ketamine
- Dr Beth Darnall on Treating Catastrophizing for Pain Relief
- Hospital Revisits Occur Frequently After Discharge for Medicare Benificiaries
- Erythrocytosis Uncommon in Patients With Obstructive Sleep Apnea
- Bipolar Disorder Relapse Episodes Delayed With Risperidone Treatment
- Depression Risk Factors For Young Adults with Childhood-onset SLE
- Greater Dementia Probability For Adults With Persistent Pain