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PCC
Letter to the Editor

February 7, 2019

Could fear trigger mania? Here, read about the case of a 23-year-old woman whose experience of fearfulness may be associated with her manic decompensation.
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PCC
Article

January 31, 2019

Anxiety complaints are common among older adults, especially those with chronic illnesses. This narrative review describes the characteristics of common anxiety disorders among older people and provides treatment guidelines.
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

January 31, 2019

Although SSRIs are not commonly associated with adverse skin reactions, some patients do experience serious cutaneous side effects from antidepressants. Here, read the case of Ms A, who developed…
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

January 24, 2019

A 64-year-old man with a history of schizophrenia received oral paliperidone for 6 days with no adverse reaction. Two days after an injection of a long-acting dose, he developed…
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PCC
Article

January 24, 2019

Psychiatric disorder has been found to co-occur in sex offenders in civilian populations, but what is the incidence in military service members charged with this type of offense? This…
PCC
Brief Report

January 17, 2019

Here, read the case of a man admitted to the hospital in a manic state 15 years after suffering a traumatic brain injury. He had received several diagnoses over…
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PCC
Article

January 17, 2019

Why do some veterans not utilize VA services? This article examines sociodemographic and military characteristics of US veterans who do and do not utilize VA services as their primary…
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

January 10, 2019

KLS, a rare, chronic, relapsing hypersomnia of unknown etiology, has no definitive therapy. Symptoms vary among patients, usually teenaged males, with no abnormalities appearing on brain imaging. The authors…
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

January 10, 2019

Your patient runs out of his antidepressant and a week later his mouth hurts. At presentation, you realize it’s because his mouth is constantly twitching and he’s been biting…
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PCC
Letter to the Editor

January 3, 2019

With all the sugar in alcohol, you’ d think it would only raise blood sugar. But in these 2 patients, because of an accompanying complex of distressed internal symptoms,…
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PCC
Article

January 3, 2019

Do resident physicians tend to have negative attitudes toward patients with mental illness and substance use disorders?  This study explores residents’ attitudes and offers solutions to improve them. Read…
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PCC
Article

December 27, 2018

Various formulations of methylphenidate and amphetamine are approved for the treatment of ADHD. The drug delivery mechanisms of these compounds create unique parameters that differ considerably among the formulations….
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