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  • Psychiatry: In the Crosshairs, at a Crossroads
  • Precision psychiatry clinics are outrunning the evidence
  • Psychiatry’s diagnostic bible is finally getting a biological upgrade

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psychologytoday.com /1 day ago

Psychiatry: In the Crosshairs, at a Crossroads

Psychiatry is currently facing an existential threat from multiple angles. Our current actions and inactions are making it worse.

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kevinmd.com /5 days ago

Precision psychiatry clinics are outrunning the evidence

In the same week this October, two announcements promised to bring brain science into the psychiatrist’s office. In Shanghai, doctors described China’s first psychiatric brain-comp...

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arstechnica.com /1 month ago

Psychiatry’s diagnostic bible is finally getting a biological upgrade

Biology is coming to psychiatry’s diagnostic manual, even as reliable biomarkers remain rare.

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psychologicalscience.org /1 month ago

Advances in Psychological Science Open Welcomes First Publication 

Hear from Sabine Windmann and Rachael Jack on the contributions of the journal's first publication.

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neurology.ufl.edu /1 month ago

A Narrative Review of the Psychiatric Aspects of Deep-Brain Stimulation for Movement Disorders: a Role for Consultation-...

Neurology News! Congratulations to Drs. Dimitry S. Davydow, Jennifer L. Purks, Joshua K. Wong, Michael S. Okun, Dawn M. Schiehser, Dawn Bowers, and Kelly D. Foote on the publicatio...

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madinamerica.com /1 week ago

Let There Be Light: Before Psychiatry Writes Its Next DSM

Very high prevalence raises a more fundamental question: Where exactly does the medical disorder end and ordinary human variation begin? The post Let There Be Light: Before Psychia...

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kevinmd.com /2 weeks ago

Access to interventional psychiatry should not end downtown

A standard course of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) for depression means coming to the clinic five days a week for four to six weeks, roughly 20 to 36 sessions....

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psychologicalscience.org /1 month ago

Temperament’s Effects on Mental Illness Are Examined in Special Issue of Clinical Psychological Science

Ten articles collectively illustrate the power of temperament-based frameworks to better understand psychopathology.

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psychologytoday.com /1 month ago

Why "Mind Reading" Is Coming for Psychedelic Neuroscience

An inner space race: Reconstructing altered states of consciousness using psychedelics and other consciousness-modifying techniques to study the mind.

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psychologytoday.com /2 weeks ago

Medical Negligence or Psychiatric Malpractice?

A new book takes a fresh look at a landmark ruling that changed the path of American psychiatry.

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bioengineer.org /1 week ago

Inside the Striatum: Why Neuronal Subtypes Hold the Key to Action and Disease

A new Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience Research Topic argues that striatal function emerges from multidimensional cellular diversity, not from simple direct-indirect pathway cate...

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psychologicalscience.org /3 weeks ago

Outside of the Global North, Psychological Science Faces a Double Standard

Despite greater recognition of bias toward the Global North in psychological science, international and cross-cultural perspectives remain suppressed.

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goodmenproject.com /1 month ago

What Is the Millennium Prize Problem in Neuroscience?

Moving beyond labels and descriptions to explain mental disorders by electrical and chemical signals. The post What Is the Millennium Prize Problem in Neuroscience? appeared first...

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tribune.com.pk /3 weeks ago

Mental health commitments

Pakistan has roughly 0.19 psychiatrists for every 100,000 people

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fodmapeveryday.com /1 day ago

New Research Identifies 3 Brain Pathways Linked to Long-Term Depression Relief

Scientists at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have identified three brain pathways associated with sustained improvement in patients receiving experimental treatment fo...

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orthochristian.com /2 weeks ago

Borderline States—Between Body and Soul

Dmitry Avdeev (†2022) on depression, neuroses, and other nervous disordersDmitry AvdeevI’ve been studying borderline states for about twenty years now, and I see that these are dis...

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madinamerica.com /1 month ago

The ODDESSI: Open Dialogue, The Lancet, and a Trojan Horse

DESSI trial results provide a beginning for rethinking psychiatric care The post The ODDESSI: Open Dialogue, The Lancet, and a Trojan Horse appeared first on Mad In America.

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allafrica.com /1 month ago

Ethiopia: African Psychiatrists Convene in Addis Ababa to Advance Ai-Powered Mental Healthcare

[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Psychiatrists from Ethiopia and across Africa have convened in Addis Ababa to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) and digital psychiatry can expand access...

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psychologytoday.com /1 week ago

The Question Psychiatry Never Asked

In 10 years of my untreated bipolar disorder, only one clinician asked my mother about me, and only to decide whether to withdraw life support.

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psychedelicalpha.com /1 month ago

Davis, Farchione and Colleagues Present FDA’s Psychedelic Drug Framework in NEJM

In a commentary published in the New England Journal of Medicine yesterday, FDA outlined what it describes as its “new framework for psychedelic drugs”. The four agency staffers ki...

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bioengineer.org /1 week ago

The Plasticitome: Why Every Synapse in the Brain Learns by Its Own Rules

A new Frontiers Editorial argues that synaptic plasticity follows a diverse repertoire of learning rules across synapses, cell types, and disease states, and proposes systematicall...

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journals.plos.org /1 month ago

How the brain dances across critical boundaries

by Audrey J. Sederberg The brain’s functional connectivity dynamics have been explained by a critically tuned model, but such models miss occasional reconfigurations. A new PLOS B...

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healio.com /1 month ago

Mental healthcare ‘not an optional add-on’ for patients with IBD

Psychiatric disorders present in patients with inflammatory bowel disease both before and after diagnosis, according to a study published in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatolog...

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psychologicalscience.org /1 month ago

New Content From Perspectives on Psychological Science

New content covering emotional memory, child development, technology and more.

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