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The experts weighed in on a wide variety of psychiatric issues for the October 2023 issue of Psychiatric Times.

A psychiatrist reflects on the latest shootings.

From deep brain stimulation for treatment-resistant schizophrenia to a look at the potential trajectory of artificial intelligence in psychiatry and medicine, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.

Discover how this thought-provoking novelette by a psychiatrist weaves rich characters, a suspenseful plot, and profound insights, leaving readers pondering the complex questions it raises about God, violence, and human compassion—and feeling moved.

Here are some updates from the world of psychiatry throughout the month of October.

What is new in research on TMS?

Positive results were just released from 2 phase 3 clinical trials evaluating centanafadine for the treatment of adolescents and children with ADHD.

In this CME article, review literature on SRI-related bleeding complications in patients with GI bleeding, malignancy, perioperative settings, pregnancy, and hormonal therapy.

The mental health workforce remains predominantly White, despite slight progress towards more diversity. Here’s how we can remove barriers for individuals of color who wish to enter the mental health field.

Psychiatry should increase knowledge of interventions to decrease “evil”…

Our older adults deserve respect and proper medical care, just as much as younger patients.

How can hospital staff provide the most effective care to patients with comorbid medical illness and serious mental illness?

Anorexia nervosa may be underdiagnosed in patients with schizophrenia due to difficulty in distinguishing the two comorbid conditions.

Michael F. Myers, MD provided tips and advice to clinicians who might be dealing with a patient contemplating suicide.

“Israel is experiencing national trauma—one that is believed to signal long-lasting implications for the future.”

Most patients have more than 1 condition that requires attention. Here's what you need to know.

Is it ethical to discuss unpaid bills with patients?

Psychiatrists and mental health clinicians can be leaders in the process of saving lives, particularly during times of war.

“Epidemiological surveys have shown that gender gaps and alcohol consumption and alcohol-related harms are narrowing for women and men—such that alcohol is growing women’s health issue.”

Tony Thrasher, DO, DFAPA, shared his thoughts on emergency psychiatry: an honor and a great stressor.

Here’s how placing current debates within historical context can help us better understand the potential trajectory of artificial intelligence in psychiatry and medicine.

"Oh for a stronger magic, that I could wave my arms and reach deep inside my white coat pocket..."

Due to ethical, knowledge, cost, and acceptability issues, deep brain stimulation is underutilized in disease states like treatment-resistant schizophrenia.

The effects of climate change impact everyone and we need to pay attention.

What are some key considerations in diagnosing bipolar disorder? Joseph F. Goldberg, MD, shares insights at the recent 2023 Annual Psychiatric Times World CME Conference.

An expert addresses some common concerns about the drug and some effective ways clinicians can initiate the treatment at the 2023 Annual Psychiatric Times™ World CME Conference.

What are the treatment options for insomnia when avoiding benzodiazepines? John W. Winkelman MD, PhD, shares insights and guidance at the 2023 Annual Psychiatric Times World CME Conference.

Here’s why you should initiate clozapine sooner in patients with treatment-resistant schizophrenia.

From long-acting injectable antipsychotics for managing schizophrenia to mental health responses to the recent conflict in Israel, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.

According to research, 32% of patients said they did not typically receive care via their preferred method, and nearly half (45%) did not think their clinician considered their preferences when deciding on the visit type.