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Dr. Anthony Lehman discusses the symptoms and treatments for schizophrenia and dispels some common myths about the disorder

A discussion on the latest research on how to diagnose and treat bipolar patients.

Study author discusses what physicians can do when they suspect a young patient might have bipolar disorder.

Dr. Roger McIntyre discusses his surprising research findings about the relationship between substance abuse and obesity in bipolar disorder.

David Kaplan reviews research he's conducting on dissolvable silk brain implants.

Dr. Jay explains the role of the autonomic nervous system in chronic non-cancer pain.

HCPLive interviewed Ron Wince, president and CEO of Guidon Performance Solutions about the healthcare reform bill.

On February 19, Drs. Enoch Choi, Jan Gurley, and Steven Lane called in live from Haiti to discuss their experiences as volunteers in Haiti

We spoke with Dr. Kent Willyard about his experience using Epocrates since it was introduced to healthcare professionals.

Personalized medicine was the theme of the 2009 ASCO Annual Meeting. Discover some advances made on this front.

Despite widespread use of smartphones to perform a variety of tasks, experts say consumers are still waiting for the right incentives to push them to use their phones to access personal health records and manage their medical information on the go.

Find out how you can use the Evernote app to "remember everything" by capturing myriad data, from forms and protocols to handwritten notes and pictures.

This podcast features an interview with Evan Steele, CEO of SRSsoft, who discusses "meaningful use" and how it might impact a physician's bottom line if he or she purchases an EHR.

This podcast reviews recent medical technology news, focusing on President Obama's healthcare plan and EMR adoption.

As Americans continue to dig themselves out of the financial crisis, one truth is increasingly evident—saving money on energy and converting to more eco-friendly medical practices makes more sense now than ever before.

While the concept of shrinking humans is quite fantastic and unrealistic, scientists have already developed tiny vessels that can hunt down diseased cells and deliver precise drug doses.

Installing an EMR in your practice is a long, difficult, painstaking process that requires extensive research and due diligence, total commitment from staff, intensive training, and full support from a dedicated vendor.

Is a wireless practice right for you? If so, what components would benefit you most, and what should you know about them before making the jump?

Chaim Indig, President and Chief Executive Officer of Phressia, discusses the company's check-in system and how it is related to information therapy and Health 2.0.

Tina Park, project team member for Living Profiles, discusses the project that focuses on improving the communication and healthcare outcomes of adolescents by using PHRs.

This podcast features an interview with Michael Gibson, MS, MD, founder of Wikidoc, the world's largest medical textbook encyclopedia online.

Twitter really only wants to know one thing: "What are you doing?"

Make patient information available everywhere, build intelligence into your information collection process, and turn information into knowledge by moving to electronic forms.

This podcast features an interview with Kevin Pho, MD, writer of the blog KevinMD.com, about medical blogging.

During an on-site interview with Matthew, he offered some personal observations about how the Health 2.0 Meets Information Therapy was going.

At the Health 2.0 Conference, Jay Parkinson gave an update on what's been happening with Hello Health.

Enoch Choi, MD, took some time to discuss his thoughts about Health 2.0 and Ix.