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Word of the Day: Ultradian Cycling

July 4, 2020
Every disorder has its obscure terminology, and the word of the day from the International Bipolar conference is: Ultradian cycling.Published On: 7/4/2020Duration: 4 minutes, 41 secondsTranscript:Every disorder has its obscure terminology, and the word of the day from the International Bipolar conference is: Ultradian cycling.If you’ve read your DSM you...
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Unexpected Results on Lithium and the Kidneys

July 3, 2020
This week we’re podcasting from the International Society for Bipolar Disorders 2020 conference, where we’ve been scouring the virtual halls for all that is practical and newsworthy. The yield is high so tune in for a new episode every day. Today, a poster presentation from the Mayo Clinic challenges conventional...
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Can therapy work on its own in bipolar II?

July 2, 2020
This week we’re podcasting from the International Society for Bipolar Disorders 2020 conference, where we’ve been scouring the virtual halls for all that is practical and newsworthy. The yield is high so tune in for a new episode every day. Today, unpublished findings on the first solo psychotherapy study in...
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Celebrex for Bipolar Depression

July 1, 2020
This week we’re podcasting from the International Society for Bipolar Disorders 2020 conference, where we’ve been scouring the virtual halls for all that is practical and newsworthy. The yield is high so tune in for a new episode every day. Today, new results on an anti-inflammatory medication in bipolar depression.Published...
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A Diet for Bipolar Disorder

June 30, 2020
The first clinical trial of a modified diet for bipolar disorder in this daily dispatch from the International Society for Bipolar Disorders 2020 conference.Published On: 6/30/2020Duration: 7 minutes, 50 secondsTranscript: This week we’re podcasting DAILY from the International Society for Bipolar Disorders 2020 conference, where we’ve been scouring the virtual halls...
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Will the Best Atypical Stand Up?

June 29, 2020
Daily dispatches from the International Bipolar Disorders Conference. There are four atypical antipsychotics that treat bipolar depression, but which have the best balance of efficacy and tolerability?Published On: 6/29/2020Duration: 5 minutes, 15 secondsTranscript:Will the Best Atypical Stand Up?This week we’re podcasting from the International Society for Bipolar Disorders 2020 conference,...
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The Stats on a Dayvigo: A New Hypnotic [60 Sec Psych]

June 27, 2020
Lemborexant/Dayvigo is the second in sleep med to join the orexin receptor antagonist family. It’s now on the pharmacy shelves, where it sits beside Suvorexant/Bellsomra, released in 2015. Landry I, Nakai K, Ferry J, et al. Pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and safety of the dual orexin receptor antagonist lemborexant: Findings from single-dose and...
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Do Grief Support Groups Help or Harm? [60 Sec Psych]

June 26, 2020
Your patient is experiencing profound grief after the death of his wife. He can’t afford individual therapy and wonders if a support group can help. Will talking about grief to a room of strangers just trigger him more, or will it help? This metanalysis of 14 randomized controlled trials has...
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A New Cause of Depression: Light at Night [60 Sec Psych]

June 24, 2020
Evening light is associated with so many health risks ─ cancer, diabetes, heart disease ─ that the AMA has a position statement on it. Psychiatrists may need to pay attention as well. It’s been linked to depression, mania, and poor cognition in epidemiologic studies, and this animal study confirms that. An...
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The Strongest Meds for Treatment Resistant Depression [60 Sec Psych]

June 24, 2020
Lithium, atypical antipsychotics, ketamine, thyroid… these consistently rank among the most effective medications for treatment resistant depression, but which is the strongest? Strawbridge R, Carter B, Marwood L, et al. Augmentation therapies for treatment-resistant depression: systematic review and meta-analysis. Br J Psychiatry. 2019;214(1):42‐51. [Link]Published On: 6/24/2020Duration: 2 minutes, 8 secondsTranscript:Lithium, atypical antipsychotics,...
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