Psychiatric Side Effects of Prescription and Over-the-Counter Medications: Recognition and Management

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The idea of a 336-page compilation of case studies thathelps the clinician explore and recognize the boundaries of aninteresting but ill-understood condition such as obsessivecompulsivedisorder (OCD) is a good one. This is especially sobecause the format is consistent with the direction in whichmedical education is heading, that of case- or problem-basedlearning. However, the book disappoints for a variety of reasons.