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December 16, 2011
Clinical and Research News
Mood Stabilizers Offer Hope For Huntington’s Treatment
Treating Agitation in ER Requires Delicate Balancing Act
Study Suggests Hallucinogen May Be Personality Changer
Stroke Predictors May Signal Cognitive-Impairment Risk
Gene Deletions, Duplications Linked to Development of ADHD
Hostility May Put Men on Fast Track to Poor Health
Positive Parenting Techniques Alter Child’s Genetic Susceptibility
Study Implicates Neurotransmitter in Adolescent Depression
Depression Risk Increases When Gene, Trauma Interact
Professional News
Senator’s Proposal on Antipsychotics Generates AMA Opposition
Computerized Brain Training Aids Cognition in Schizophrenia
States Slash Over $1.6 Billion From Mental Health Care
AMA Says Intellectual Disability Warrants ‘Underserved’ Designation
AMA: Medication Shortages Are Public-Health Emergency
AMA Members: Take Note
Suicide Monitoring Urged For Certain Meth Users
Parental Behavior Training Reduces ADHD Symptoms
Psychiatrist Finds Mission in Hard-to-Treat Patients
Penn State Scandal Draws Attention to Child Sexual Abuse
Media Cling to Stigmatizing Portrayals of Mental Illness
Association News
APA's 2012 Election
New APA Benefit for MITs
Abstracts Invited
Leadership Fellowship
Psychiatry Fellowship
Let’s Stay in Touch
Government News
More Quality Measures to Be Added to ACO Rule
From the President
It Takes a Borderline Village
Annual Meeting News
Register and Reserve Your Room Now!: Early-bird registration Ends January 3
Legal News
Are Soda-Swilling Teens More Apt to Be Violent?
Health Care Reform Law’s Fate Now Up to Supreme Court
From the Experts
Professionalism in Psychiatry: Does Your Behavior Measure Up?
Med Check
Med Check
Exposure to Suicide Predicts Increased Suicidality in Adolescents, Study Finds
(5 hours ago)
APA Responds to Oklahoma Tornado
(1 day ago)
Psychologist Prescribing Bill Dies in Illinois Legislature
(2 days ago)
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