Knit One, Purl One: The Health Benefits of Knitting

Telemedicine Shows Promise to Improve Geriatric Psychiatric Care

THINC-Integrated Tool Measures Cognition in Depression Disorder Screenings

Infections Linked to Increased Later Risk for Mental Disorders

Sleep Deprivation Not Schizotypy Validated as Model System of Psychosis

Wikipedia in Medical Education: An Educator's Guide to Crowdsourcing

Many Patients Withhold Information From Clinicians

Overcoming the Barriers to Including Pregnant Women in Clinical Trials

Follow-Up Care After First Emergency Department Visit for Youth With Psychotic Disorders

Evzio Authorized Generic Soon to Be Available

Sleep Problems Influence Peer Victimization Outcomes in Older Adolescent Girls

Prescription Digital Therapeutic Approved for Opioid Use Disorder

Long-Term Lithium Use: More Evidence Needed to Associate With Cancer Risk

The European Medicine Agency has reported that there may be an association between long-term lithium use and reports of both renal tumors and thyroid cancer.

Efficacy, Safety of Long-Term Ketamine Administration Still In Question

Ketamine, originally approved by the FDA in 1970 as an anesthetic, is increasingly being recognized as an option in treatment-resistant depression.

Vulnerability to Psychosocial Disability in Psychosis

Psychosis, or a psychotic episode, is characterized by a distorted perception of reality that is often exacerbated by hallucinations or delusions.

The Intersection of Eating and Alcohol Disorders: Detecting and Managing "Drunkorexia"

Drunkorexia is a term referring to limiting food intake prior to alcohol consumption, which may lead to eating disorders in college students.

Technological Breakthroughs in Medicine Move Physician-Patient Interactions From The Computer Screen Back to the Exam Room

While technological breakthroughs have had positive effects in the corporate world, they have led to exacerbated physician burnout in the medical field.