New Research on Psychiatric Drugs and Personality Disorders Studies from France, the UK, and Sweden explore prescribing patterns and how people diagnosed with personality disorders experience ...
Have you ever wondered if one word could destroy your entire life? If so, what word do you think it might be? I had never considered this scenario ...
The title 'Prenatal Origin of Love and Shame' raises many questions. Apart from the assertion that our state of mind may stem from our prenatal experiences, the question perhaps arises whether love ...
Alicia Martin is an Australian community pharmacist and the creator of an ingenious mobile app, TaperMate, which aims to help ...
T he long-awaited ODDESSI trial – the first randomized controlled trial of Open Dialogue – has at last been published in The ...
The ODDESSI trial found that people’s reported recovery, quality of life and satisfaction with services improved with Open ...
A new empirical review published in the Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics reports that pharmaceutical industry corruption is ...
This week, Mad in America examines three studies around alternative treatments for depression. The first finds that salsa ...
Lindsay and Patrick strongly believe that the side effects of Zoloft, and side effects from 10 other different medications ...
Two doctors who assessed the same patient cases arrived at the same psychiatric diagnosis in about 55 percent of the cases.
This week, Mad in America explores four articles around problems with psychiatric diagnoses. The first study finds that ...
The research findings encourage us to pay attention to our own well-being and our relationship with digital tools when using ...
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