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This Valentine’s Day, there’s a lot of love to go around.

Adam Stern, MD’s, book makes the case for a more human psychiatry.

How can we more effectively evaluate undue influence? Here are methodologies and findings for research into a new framework that may help victims of undue influence find justice.

A new meta-analysis identifies target for improved care in patients with schizophrenia.

Despite uncertainties and stresses, the field of psychiatry is poised to have a better year.

When music and psychiatry collide...

Healing our relationships, and ourselves, through acts of self-care, compassion, and grace.

Smart phones have the potential to be either a useful and highly constructive asset or a destructive and harmful diversion from life.

This doctor believes the Goldwater Rule discourages psychiatrists from expressing themselves.

A fourth-year medical student at the University of North Dakota and member of the Climate Psychiatry Alliance writes about his concerns regarding climate effects on health.

How keeping your brain healthy also helps your patients and your community.

Obesity, antidepressants may also impact risk of death in this population.

Thinking about sex and sleep in schizophrenia: Researchers performed a large cross-sectional study of sex differences in insomnia and cognition in chronic schizophrenia.

SrLCs include sexual dysfunction and special considerations for pediatric and geriatric populations.

Does anxiety justify an exemption from vaccine mandates among health care workers?

Alkermes announced positive results from their phase 3b ENLIGHTEN-Early study.

How does treatment for self-blaming depression differ from treatment of other types of depression?

The current restrictions of the Goldwater Rule are there for a reason.

Welcome to the psychedelic renaissance.

LGBTQ+ youth may be particularly vulnerable during these unprecedented times.

These 2 Sigourney Award Winners share their journey to success.

The Olympics: a time of togetherness or tension?

Exploring cognitive biases toward the DSM and their avoidable effects on treatment decisions.

Here’s why addressing stress and burnout improves the lives of patients.

Frank Clark, MD, may have made history this weekend with an epic musical and poetry performance.

Those with moderate or worse symptoms on the PHQ-9 were more likely to endorse misinformation.

A new study shines light on the issues of drug use and abuse in youth.

How can we evaluate undue influence to get justice for victims of cults and other exploitation situations?

Reflecting on the alarming rates of suicide among Black individuals.

Recent updates in suicide prevention interventions for older adults and how a novel tablet application may provide relief to individuals at high risk of suicide.