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Hysteroid Dysphoria. Donald Klein's Lost Diagnosis.

November 25, 2019
Donald Klein was known as the father of psychopharmacology, and when he passed earlier this year he left behind a legacy that remains relevant to practice. We survey his ideas that lasted - panic disorder, atypical depression, antidepressant withdrawal - and pull one out of the dustbins that still has...
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Does Trintellix Treat Generalized Anxiety?

November 11, 2019
Trintellix looks like a natural fit for anxiety disorders, with a serotonergic mechanism that overlaps with buspirone (5HT1a agonism). But things are not always as they seem in psychiatry. In this second installment of our anxiety series we delve into the failure of Trintellix in generalized anxiety disorder, and uncover...
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A Scandalous History of Anxiety

November 4, 2019
Is Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) an anxious temperament, a symptom of another disorder, or a valid disorder on its own? In Part One of our November series on anxiety, we trace the history of GAD from Sigmund Freud to DSM-5.  With over two dozen choices, it isn't easy to pick...
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Informed Consent: An Ongoing Process for Focused Care

October 28, 2019
Informed consent is a foundation for good clinical practice and can provide legal protection. But informed consent is more than defensive medicine. It is a vehicle for framing good care. How often do people use the consent process? In this episode we go through the steps of good informed consent...
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Prescription Mental Health Apps

October 21, 2019
Prescription apps are here, and in this interview Dr. John Torous will help you get ready for them. From a list of 250,000 health apps, we highlight the top 7, including video games that treat ADHD, medication reminders, and digital guides for CBT, mindfulness, and insomnia. Dr. Torous led the development...
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Vyleesi: A Drug for What You Don't Feel

October 14, 2019
Vyleesi was just released for low sex drive in women, but it hasn't received a warm welcome. Kellie Newsome goes undercover to explore some bold marketing techniques for these kinds of drugs. After getting lost in the politics and business of low sex drive, she interviews sex therapist and Foreplay host Laurie...
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Should You Consider TMS for Kids?

October 7, 2019
With concerns about both safety and efficacy surrounding antidepressant use in children and adolescents, we are always looking for safe, effective treatments for our patients. Transcranial Stimulation (TMS) has been around for many years, and its use in youth is expanding. In this episode, we examine the evidence of efficacy...
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Top Myths in Psychopharmacology

September 30, 2019
Nassir Ghaemi takes issue with some of psychiatry's cherished notions in this expert interview. From the practical to the philosophical, he considers symptomatic treatments, preventative medicine, and whether medications are best given in divided doses or once-a-day.Date Published: 9/30/19Duration: 12 minutes 17 secondsRelated Articles: "Dr. Nassir Ghaemi on Antidepressants in Bipolar Disorder," The Carlat...
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Remeron Runs out of Rocket Fuel

September 23, 2019
When a popular antidepressant combination is discredited, what do we do with it? Dr. Aiken sorts through the possibilities for mirtazapine (Remeron) augmentation, and pulls up a few more myths about this medicine.Date Published: 9/23/19Duration: 9 minutes 11 secondsArticle Referenced: "Mirtazapine Augmentation: Running Low on Rocket Fuel," The Carlat Psychiatry...
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Should we trust the experts?

September 16, 2019
Why does the top-selling psychiatric textbook base its recommendations on the lowest grade of medical evidence? Psychiatric practice is often mislead by expert opinion, practice trends, and neurotransmitter theories. In the case of paroxetine (Paxil), venlafaxine (Effexor), and mirtazapine (Remeron), this misinformation has created some popular myths that don't hold...
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