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Vol. 47, No. 8
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April 20, 2012
Clinical and Research News
New Data Rebut Claims About Antidepressants
Study Uncovers More Clues About Antidepressants’ Action
Study Finds Antipsychotics Do Not Improve Cognition
PANDAS May Not Explain Many Child OCD Cases
Physicians Advised on Treatment of Opioid-Addicted Newborns
Glucocorticoids Linked to Several Psychiatric Disorders
Geriatric Psychiatrist Honored for Innovative Care Strategies
Professional News
Article Misrepresents Industry Ties of DSM Workers
Fewer U.S. Grads Matching in Psychiatry
Burden of Carrying Debt May Affect Mental Health
Supply Line Running Short of Several Psychiatric Drugs
Execs Learn the Business of Psychodynamics
Web Tool Hoped to Strengthen Doctor-Patient Bond
Child Medication Guide Stresses Need for Team Effort
From the President
The Road to Happiness?
Government News
Capitol Hill Visits Turn Psychiatrists Into Advocates
Senator Honored for Mental Health Advocacy Efforts
Education and Training
ABPN Leaders Explain Goals, Background of MOC Program
Annual Meeting
Actress Dianne Wiest to Perform at Annual Meeting
Physician Sees Widening Gap Separating Doctor and Patient
Have You Put Off Registering for the 2012 Annual Meeting? No Problem!
Visit a Place Where Simplicity, Not Technology, Guides Life
It’s All Happening At America’s First Zoo
Supported Informational Programs to Be Held in Philadelphia
What’s Deterring Med Students From Psychiatry Careers?
From the Experts
CBT for Chronic Illnesses in Children
Journal Digest
Journal Digest
APA News
APA News
New Findings Suggest Fibromyalgia Is Neuropathic, Not Depression Variant
(14 hours ago)
FDA Investigating Deaths Following Zyprexa Injections
(1 day ago)
AMA Adopts Policy on Dual Eligibles, Opens House to GLBT Physicians, and Works to Lower Student Debt
(1 day ago)
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