Antipsychotic-induced weight gain evolves over time, leads to chronic complications, and is very difficult to reverse. Pharmacologic interventions used to tackle weight gain are modestly effective and worth considering in certain cases.

A Recipe for Homemade Obesity: The Association Between Depression, Obesity, and Cognitive Deficits

By Hartej Gill
Roger S. Mcintyre, MD, FRCPC

December 31st 2020

Evidence suggests that physical activity aids in alleviating mild to moderate symptoms of depression in patients and may promote clinically significant antidepressant effects.

Family History of Diabetes: Is There an Association With Nonaffective Psychosis?

By Brian Miller, MD, PhD, MPH

January 31st 2020

New insights on the association between family history of type 2 diabetes and comorbid diabetes in patients with schizophrenia and other nonaffective psychoses.

Is There a Relationship Between Mood and Diet?

By David Carreon, MD
Jessica A. Gold, MD, MS

March 8th 2018

Are we happier when we don’t eat sugar or gluten and should we all be gluten-free?

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