Gout and Depression: Is There a Link?
In recent years, researchers have investigated a potential link between gout and depression. We review clinical evidence on the subject.
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Avoid Sweets to Stave Off the Holiday Blues, Study Says
People who are prone to depression might want to pass up on the sweets this holiday season, according to a new study.
We Surveyed HCPs About CBD: 6 Key Takeaways
We surveyed HCPs about CBD to find out if and how the phytocannabinoid is affecting practices across America.
Researchers Evaluate Smartphone Intervention for Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders
Researchers evaluated a smartphone intervention designed to manage lingering symptoms in schizophrenia spectrum disorders.
Opioid Epidemic: Is Overdose More Likely if a Family Member Has a Prescription?
Investigators examined whether opioid overdose is more likely if a family member has a prescription. We review their findings.
Ketamine for Depression: Clinical Evidence and Concerns
Ketamine is gaining ground as a promising option for treatment-resistant depression, but not every clinician is buying in. We review clinical evidence and concerns surrounding the drug.
5 Ways Working Long Hours Affects Your Productivity and Health
The average psychiatrist works 48 hours a week. We explore how working long hours can affect your productivity and health.
Suicide Prevention & Bipolar Disorder: Identifying At-Risk Patients
Patients with bipolar disorder are especially at risk for suicide. How can you identify and help these patients?
Challenges Psychiatrists Face in Treating Patients With Bipolar Disorder
What challenges do psychiatrists face in treating patients with bipolar disorder? How might they better manage them?
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