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October 26, 2016

When psychiatrists officially warn patients with serious mental illness that they should not drive, do the patients listen? This study looked into rates of repeat accidents and psychiatric hospitalization...
Andrew J. Lustig, Paul A. Kurdyak, Deva Thiruchelvam, et al
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October 26, 2016

Late-onset frontal lobe syndrome may lead you on the wrong path when diagnosing your patients. Read this article to see how specific subtyping of clinical symptoms can help you...
Annemiek Dols, Saskia van Liempt, Flora Gossink, et al
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October 26, 2016

Lurasidone's favorable safety profile in younger adults suggests it would be a good candidate for the treatment of episodes of bipolar depression in older adults. For your patients 55...
Martha Sajatovic, Brent P. Forester, Joyce Tsai, et al
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October 26, 2016

As many as a third of adult OCD patients have a tic disorder. This study compared clinical profiles between tic-related and tic-free OCD patients, and explored the influence of...
Froukje E. de Vries, Danielle C. Cath, Adriaan W. Hoogendoorn, et al
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October 26, 2016

Neurofeedback has been proposed as a promising intervention for ADHD. In this RCT, Geladé and colleagues compare it with methylphenidate and with physical activity for effects on ADHD symptoms...
Katleen Geladé, Tieme W. P. Janssen, Marleen Bink, et al
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October 26, 2016

Read a study comparing oral antipsychotics with paliperidone palmitate in a veteran population to evaluate health care resource utilization with each type of schizophrenia treatment.
Yinong Young-Xu, Mei Sheng Duh, Erik Muser, et al
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October 26, 2016

What makes some patients more adherent to psychiatric treatment than others? Discover how their beliefs about who or what controls their medications influences their likelihood for adhering to treatment...
Carlos De las Cuevas, Wenceslao Peñate, Casimiro Cabrera
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October 26, 2016

Despite substantial criticism, polygraphy remains the only biological method of lie detection in use today. How does its accuracy compare of that of functional MRI? Read this article by...
Daniel D. Langleben, Jonathan G. Hakun, David Seelig, et al
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October 26, 2016

Is your citalopram-treated patient at risk for suicidal ideation? Read this STAR*D article to discover factors associated with emergence or worsening of suicidal ideation. 
Catherine G. Coughlin, Ewgeni Jakubovski, Michael H. Bloch
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October 26, 2016

Asian Americans have among the lowest rates of mental health service utilization of any racial/ethnic group in the United States, and research has identified stigma as an underlying reason...
Justin A. Chen, Benjamin G. Shapero, Nhi-Ha T. Trinh, et al
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October 26, 2016

Pharmacotherapy is widely available for patients with MDD, but as many as 40% have a delayed response or fail to respond to treatment. In this RCT, see how the...
J. Todd Arnedt, Leslie M. Swanson, Richard R. Dopp, et al
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October 26, 2016

Since 2008, significant changes in federal policies have been designed to increase access to mental health treatment. Have these changes been effective in influencing treatment-seeking patterns? Han and colleagues...
Beth Han, Wilson M. Compton, Ramin Mojtabai, et al
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October 25, 2016

The "C" word is frightening to patients with serious mental illness as much as to anyone, but whether these patients' survival is equal to those without an SMI is...
Daniel W. Bradford, Joseph Goulet, Marcia Hunt, et al
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September 28, 2016

SSRIs, as well as depression itself, have been associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes. To discover more about this link, Noordam et al looked at the...
Raymond Noordam, Nikkie Aarts, Robin P. Peeters, et al
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September 28, 2016

What can you do when chronic pain is a problem for your trauma patients for whom opioids may lead to a substance use disorder? This study investigates whether buprenorphine,...
Karen H. Seal, Shira Maguen, Daniel Bertenthal, et al
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September 28, 2016

Current ways of measuring adherence to medication are largely subjective and tend to underestimate nonadherence.  Read this article to learn about the development of a digital medicine system with...
Deborah Profit, Shashank Rohatagi, Cathy Zhao, et al
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September 28, 2016

Many factors are weighed when determining whether to admit a person to a psychiatric hospital, but researchers have yet to fully explore one factor that may prove very useful...
Maria Chiu, Michael Lebenbaum, Alice M. Newman, et al
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September 28, 2016

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation, a non-invasive brain stimulation technique, shows promise in treating major depression, but the neurobiological mechanisms underlying its antidepressant effect remain unclear. The authors of this...
Jee In Kang, Hyeongrae Lee, Kyungun Jhung, et al
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September 28, 2016

If one of your female patients has ADHD and is taking methylphenidate, will her fetus be affected if she continues the medication throughout her pregnancy? View the results from...
Orna Diav-Citrin, Svetlana Shechtman, Judy Arnon, et al
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September 28, 2016

It is estimated that 40%-50% of patients with serious mental illness are nonadherent to medication, and nonadherence can be difficult to accurately detect. This article outlines the methodology and...
Shashank Rohatagi, Deborah Profit, Ainslie Hatch, et al
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September 28, 2016

Suicide and pollen levels have been linked in some prior research, yet no studies have actually examined the relationship between pollen levels and non-fatal self-directed violence. For the first...
Haekyung Jeon-Slaughter, Cynthia A. Claassen, David A. Khan, et al
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September 28, 2016

Medication nonadherence among schizophrenia patients is common, but also possibly modifiable. Learn about how a patient self-report instrument—the MARS—can be used to identify nonadherence in these patients.
David Misdrahi, Arnaud Tessier, Joel Swendsen, et al
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September 28, 2016

About 86% of the current US military force is male, and intimate partner violence among military veterans is a serious public health concern. This RCT is the first to...
Casey T. Taft, Alexandra Macdonald, Suzannah K. Creech, et al
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August 30, 2016

Unsure whether your patient has bipolar disorder or major depressive disorder? Read this article to see whether a differential diagnostic tool can help you distinguish the two.
Kiwamu Matsuoka, Fumihiko Yasuno, Toshifumi Kishimoto, et al

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