Insights

Postpartum depression remains the most common complication in modern obstetrics, yet the majority of patients do not get effective treatment. Dr. Lee Cohen reflects on the progress made in perinatal psychiatry and how far we still have to go to maximize the likelihood of moms and families doing well.

P-values don't tell us everything we need to know. Dr. Leslie Citrome explains why the P-value is not the same as an effect size — and why you need both to assess what a clinical trial actually found.

Dr. Joseph Goldberg explains why psychiatry is reclaiming the term "deprescribing" — and what it means for clinicians who want to thoughtfully curate and oversee medication regimens over time.

Marlene Freeman, MD, explains why valproic acid remains a high-risk choice in women of reproductive potential and what current evidence means for prescribing practice.