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Is the SSRI vilazodone effective for treating generalized anxiety disorder? To comprehensively evaluate the effect of vilazodone across the range of anxiety symptoms associated with the disorder, Khan and…
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This article describes the qualitative and quantitative research conducted to develop the 7-item Binge-Eating Disorder Screener (BEDS-7), a patient-reported screening tool designed to identify individuals with probable binge-eating disorder…
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What would you do if you were diagnosed with cancer? Would you fight and attack it like an enemy? Or would you treat it as a part of yourself…
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The weight loss supplement Garcinia cambogia is considered to be serotonergic, yet literature about its psychiatric effects is limited. The authors of this Letter to the Editor report the…
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What forms of treatment do patients with psychiatric emergencies access before presenting to the hospital? Which significant others contribute to their decisions? To answer these questions, the authors of…
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Homeless mothers have high rates of mental and physical health problems and often have had multiple traumatic experiences. Although depression is common, most homeless mothers do not receive treatment…
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This case study contains important information for psychiatrists and addiction medicine specialists. It demonstrates how a patient may be bypassing a Medicaid Provider Lock-In and receiving relatively contraindicated medications.
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