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Letter to the Editor

March 15, 2018

Could the association of mirabegron and clozapine lead to an increase in clozapine levels and thereby cause Pisa syndrome? Read this informative case report to find out more.
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Article

March 8, 2018

Research has confirmed that many individuals who died by suicide were in contact with a primary care physician within a month of their death. However, this research has done…
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Article

March 1, 2018

Can a computer program help primary care clinicians and their patients in treatment of depression? This systematic review of eight studies of computer-assisted cognitive-behavior therapy found that computerized delivery…
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Editorial

March 1, 2018

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Publisher’s Note

March 1, 2018

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Article

March 1, 2018

Cognitive impairments due to electroconvulsive therapy, traumatic brain injury, and neurologic and psychiatric disorders are prevalent. Could the galantamine-memantine combination significantly improve socio-occupational functioning in these patients? Read this…
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Letter to the Editor

March 1, 2018

Catatonia is a distinct syndrome that involves a constellation of up to 40 different symptoms with a complex mixture of psychiatric, motoric, behavioral, and systemic manifestations. Read this report…
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Letter to the Editor

February 22, 2018

A geriatric patient with a history of bipolar I disorder, neuroleptic malignant syndrome, and catatonia was found in a confused state, wandering the streets in the cold, with no…
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Brief Report

February 22, 2018

Here, the author provides an anthology of psychiatric eponyms. Clinically, many of these described syndromes represent valid diagnostic constructs and may accommodate the atypical cases that defy the official…
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Article

February 22, 2018

Adults with ADHD have high rates of cannabis use, so they probably have high rates of cannabis withdrawal when they stop using cannabis, right? This study aimed to describe…
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February 22, 2018

When you suspect that a patient is fabricating his or her illness, how do you proceed? Read this CME article to learn more about the warning signs, differential diagnosis,…
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Letter to the Editor

February 15, 2018

Compulsive sexual behaviors lead to clinically significant distress with undesired medical, social, occupational, legal, and financial consequences. Could these behaviors be successfully treated with naltrexone? Read this case report…
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