Psychiatry is a profession that deeply needs honest workers who are willing to seek a knowing ignorance, to be dissatisfied, and to refuse to conform-doing so in the interest of the truth and of the profession, seeing both as inseparable.

ADHD and Sleep Disorders in Children

By James E. Dillon, MD
Ronald D. Chervin, MD, MS

June 13th 2012

Sleep changes associated with psychotropic drugs are common enough to justify routinely obtaining a baseline sleep diary before beginning treatment, even when the initial screening for sleep disorders indicates that no further investigation is needed.

Drug Shortages Exist Across the Board

By Arline Kaplan

May 10th 2012

Ongoing shortages of several psychotropic medications have wreaked havoc among patients and their families, caused frustration and reluctant prescription switches among physicians, and prompted investigations by Congress.

Psychiatric Issues for Patients With Renal Disease

By John H. Fanton, MD
Roger S. Mcintyre, MD, FRCPC

Lewis M. Cohen, MD

November 17th 2011

Currently, there are 350,000 Americans who receive maintenance dialysis for renal failure, and this predominantly elderly population with multiple comorbidities is growing.

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Pill Stimulates CNS Neurons' Regrowth

April 1st 1997

Orally active compounds called neuroimmunophilins were demonstrated to protect and to stimulate the regeneration of brain cells in animal models with Parkinson's disease, according to a study published in the March 4 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

ADHD in Adults

Paul H. Wender, MD

July 1st 1996

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adults is a common-and, frequently undiagnosed-psychiatric disorder. This article will focus on the symptoms, associated features, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, prevalence, etiology and treatment of this illness.

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