Manjola U. Van Alphen, MD, PhD, MBA

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About

Manjola U. Van Alphen, MD, PhD, MBA, is affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Van Alphen has published on clinical topics including addiction, neurology, and schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorders, with articles addressing drug-induced abnormal involuntary movements, agitation and altered mental status in emergency settings, smoking cessation facilitation in primary care, and clozapine management in primary care. The author has collaborated frequently with Chirag M. Vyas, Shreedhar Paudel, Theodore A. Stern, Abigail L. Donovan, and Aldis Petriceks.

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Drug-Induced Abnormal Involuntary Movements
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Drug-Induced Abnormal Involuntary Movements

May 11, 2023

Treatment of involuntary movements is based on their underlying etiology; however, symptomatic treatments are indicated to reduce motoric and psychological symptoms that impair social function and worsen quality of...
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Agitation and an Altered Mental Status in the ED
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Agitation and an Altered Mental Status in the ED

December 8, 2022

Mr A was brought to the ED by police due to increasingly irritable and disturbing behavior for the last month. This Rounds report provides guidance on managing altered mental...
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Facilitating Smoking Cessation in Primary Care
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Facilitating Smoking Cessation in Primary Care

May 17, 2022

Here, the authors discuss the importance of tobacco cessation, best practices involving pharmacologic agents and counseling techniques, and strategies to address myths related to smoking cessation.
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Managing Clozapine in Primary Care
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Managing Clozapine in Primary Care

February 17, 2022

In this article, gain insight into the management of patients taking clozapine. The authors also provide critical steps for early detection and management of life-threatening complications of clozapine, including...
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