Does ginger ale treat nausea? Not really, but Dr. Mago has some better ideas, and this interview is packed with new and practical ways to manage common side effects of psychiatric medications.

When a patient presents with auditory hallucinations (AH), are you likely to diagnose a psychotic disorder? If no other symptoms are present, would you recommend an antipsychotic? If you answered yes to either question, there’s some new research that may change your mind.

Solriamfetol (Sunosi) was just approved for excessive daytime sleepiness in narcolepsy and sleep apnea, but it may have important psychiatric effects as well.

Every week of depression takes a toll on infant development, so this rapid-acting treatment fills a unique need. Here we review the clinical data and the pragmatics of getting patients connected with the therapy.

The way we taper serotonergic antidepressants may need to be rethought, and this study suggests a new method.

Use this PDF tool to check if the patient is having any SSRI withdrawal symptoms at baseline.

Why does stroke matter in bipolar disorder? Because it’s the leading cause of death for these patients. Some mood stabilizers raise the stroke risk, while others do not.

Two medications show promise in OCD, and their mechanisms are novel: one glutamatergic, one dopaminergic.

Lithium is underutilized in geriatric depression, but this study suggests it may have unique benefits there.

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