Symptom Improvement Seen With Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Sertraline in Postpartum Women

For Teen Girls, Depression May Predict Subsequent Alcohol Use

Polygenic Risk Scores May Predict Antipsychotic Efficacy in Schizophrenia

Can Examining Marginalization Identify Gaps in Medical or Nutritional Care?

Behavioral Health Screening Advocated for Teens With Epilepsy

KCNQ Channel Potentiator Ezogabine Delivers Promising Results in Major Depressive Disorder

Increase Seen in Amphetamine, Opioid Use in Pregnant Women

Psychotic Experiences May Predict Future Suicidal Behaviors

Genetic Analysis Shows Higher BMI May Increase Risk for Depression

Effects of Mindfulness Meditation on Mood in Middle-Age, Older Adults

How Does Accepting Blame Affect Future Medical Errors?

Abstinence From Regular Cannabis Use Improves Memory Among Adolescents, Young Adults

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.

Is Weight Stigma Worse Than Obesity? How to Provide More Compassionate Care

Obesity rates are nearly 40% among US adults, but traditional treatment methods are found to contribute to weight stigma, creating a population that's unhealthier than ever.

Updates in Borderline Personality Disorder: Your Questions Answered

Borderline personality disorder, a disorder that is often misunderstood by the general public, also raises questions for psychiatrists.