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Results demonstrate potential to address a significant unmet for more than 30% of those suffering from treatment-resistant depression.

John Greden, MD, discussed the challenges physicians face in diagnosing, identifying, and treating depression, and the populations that are still severely underserved.

Darrell Kirch, MD, spoke at the APA’s annual meeting about the impact physician burnout has had and what can be done to address it and to improve clinician well-being.

Mayumi Okuda, MD, talked about what clinicians need to be doing and aware of in the identification of patients experiencing intimate partner violence.

Firearm use in the not guilty by reason of insanity population is more closely related to substance use and personality disorder than psychotic or mood disorders.

The associated PTSD comorbidities represent a significant public health problem that’s concomitant with increased disease burden and mortality.

Mayumi Okuda, MD, discussed Columbia's Chapman Perelman Domestic Violence Initiative, a program designed to help victims of abuse get the help and resources they need on their home turf.

The use of electroconvulsive therapy in patients with bipolar depression resulted in higher remission rates while showing similar response rates to unipolar major depression.

The algorithm is intended to help prevent mistakes caused by a slew of issues, from burnout at the end of a long day to overconfidence in decision-making.

Associations between race/ethnicity and lack of in healthcare access were found.

The conclusion to our 2-part interview with a leading expert in neurocognitive disorders in the geriatric patient.

Leading expert on neurocognitive disorders explains their impact on the elderly patient in this interview.

Dr. Kiki Chang sits down with MD Magazine and talks about the latest data on lurasidone.

Leading eating disorder expert concludes her in-depth interview with MD Magazine by talking about some new treatments in development for these life-altering disorders.

Leading eating disorder expert Evelyn Attia, MD, sat down with MD Mag at the American Psychiatric Association meeting to talk about the correlation between obesity and eating disorders.

A leading expert on eating disorders sits down with MD Magazine at the Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association meeting.

Telepsychiatry shown to be viable alternative in rural areas with limited access.

An Evaluation of a Project ECHO Mental Health Pilot

Suicide is now the 10th leading cause of death in the US, with over 40,000 people dying by suicide each year, at a cost of about $44B annually.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is getting good results as an adjunctive therapy for patients with major depression who have failed on several antidepressant medications.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is an adjunctive therapy for patients with major depression who have failed on several antidepressant medications.

Dr. Melissa Arbuckle explains what neuroscience is and why every practicing psychiatrist should have an understanding and appreciation for this branch of science.

Dr. Stanley Caroff, Emeritus Professor CE of Psychiatry at the Philadelphia VA Medical Center, sits down with MD Magazine to explain what tardive dyskinesia is, and why it's so important for psychiatrists to be aware of this side effect in their patients taking antipsychotic medications. This is the conclusion of a two-part conversation.

What is tardive dyskinesia? Psychiatrists need to be aware of this side effect in their patients taking antipsychotic medications.

One expert discussed the utility of measurement-based care in helping guide clinical decision-making.

Special events can be useful as a recruitment method for medical students.

ADHD is explained in-depth in this on-the-scene interview.

The APA lecture focused on a model with detail to game theory.