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July 26, 2018

How common is it for patients with pharmacologically treated depression to not receive adequate doses of antidepressant medications? Is treatment-resistant depression incidence overestimated in database studies that do not…
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Letter to the Editor

July 26, 2018

Routine urine drug screening in research trials is an underappreciated risk for trial participants. Here, the authors present a case of lamotrigine cross-reactivity with phencyclidine in a clinical trial…
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July 19, 2018

Could administration of certain antipsychotic medications be associated with significant acute blood pressure changes? The authors of this study attempted to answer this question by investigating blood pressure changes…
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Letter to the Editor

July 19, 2018

Read a report on how the nootropic, Tianeptine sodium, led to unintended life-threatening consequences for a patient.
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Letter to the Editor

July 12, 2018

Kratom has emerged in the market as an herbal medication for pain management. However, it is not FDA approved or regulated, and there is very little research and reputable…
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Letter to the Editor

July 12, 2018

Mr A, a 34-year-old deaf mute man, was admitted to the psychiatric hospital after being found incompetent to stand trial for charges of trespassing. He had 3 prior hospital…
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July 5, 2018

Although ECT is effective for catatonia, it is unknown whether it contributes to the onset of a pulmonary embolism from a residual deep vein thrombosis. This case series examines…
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Letter to the Editor

July 5, 2018

Many patients with OCD do not respond to traditional treatment. Low-frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) over the supplementary motor area appears to be a promising treatment strategy. Here,…
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June 28, 2018

Treatment-resistant aggressive behavior is commonly observed in psychiatric patients with psychosis, especially in state mental health institutions and prison systems with high health care and societal costs. Could dextromethorphan/quinidine…
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Rounds from Banner Alzheimer’s Institute

June 28, 2018

When evaluating an older patient for possible dementia, do you order neuroimaging? Work through this interactive CME case about an 87-year-old woman who presented with her family to Banner…
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Letter to the Editor

June 21, 2018

Caffeine is the world’s most-consumed psychoactive substance. It is also considered a performance-enhancing substance by athletes and bodybuilders. Here, read about caffeine’s psychogenic effect on a bodybuilder who also…
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Letter to the Editor

June 21, 2018

Cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT) is a rare type of stroke associated with a diverse range of etiologic factors. Although venous stasis following strangulation has been hypothetically proposed as a…
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