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Letter to the Editor

December 22, 2016

Does SSRI sertraline induce akathisia? Read this case of a patient who experienced akathisia symptoms while taking this medication.
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Article

December 15, 2016

Is there an association between preexisting psychiatric diagnoses and subsequent brain tumors? This study aimed to answer this question by examining rates of intracranial tumor diagnoses in patients with…
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Letter to the Editor

December 15, 2016

Clinical drug information does not list mania as a side effect of tramadol but acknowledges that a small percentage of patients can experience CNS stimulation. This patient with stable…
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Article

December 8, 2016

Most clinicians want to, or are expected to, improve their clinical practice. Instead of asking clinicians to work faster or longer to improve practice, implementation science provides another option….
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

December 8, 2016

Fear is a common denominator among patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, but what do you do when your patient is afraid of life-sustaining measures and opts for self-starvation instead? This…
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

December 1, 2016

Diagnosis of autoimmune encephalitis is often difficult and frequently delayed given the time taken to rule out more common psychiatric and neurologic conditions. Here, read about a complex case…
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Letter to the Editor

December 1, 2016

Could treatment with monoamine oxidase inhibitors trigger reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome? Read about 2 patients who experienced symptoms of the syndrome while taking these medications.
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Article

November 24, 2016

Can an interactive presentation about lifestyle medicine prepare medical students to coach patients in managing chronic illnesses? Read the results of a study involving students from Harvard Medical School…
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

November 24, 2016

Naltrexone, approved in the United States for opioid addiction or dependence and alcohol dependence, was the culprit in this patient’s acute pancreatitis. See how his presenting symptom of epigastric…
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Article

November 17, 2016

The recent update on ADHD diagnostic criteria in the DSM-5 may increase the diagnosis of ADHD in adults. Thus, it is important to raise awareness and improve knowledge of…
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

November 17, 2016

Research is scarce with regard to long-term suicidal ideation associated with continued antidepressant therapy. Does risk vary by level of adherence or by the class of antidepressant medication? Read…
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Letter to the Editor

November 10, 2016

Aside from the psychiatric manifestations, catatonia can be accompanied by medical comorbidities such as urinary retention. Read about a case of urinary retention associated with catatonia in which both…
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