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Neuroimaging Advances in Pediatric Bipolar Disorder

  • Dee Rapposelli
Apr 13, 2018

High levels of vitamin D-binding protein may hold promise for use as a diagnostic biomarker of pediatric BD.

Treating Adolescent Depression With Psychotherapy: A Quiz

  • Sanno E. Zack, PhD
Apr 13, 2018

Empirically supported psychotherapeutic treatments have been shown to reduce symptoms of depression and build problem-solving skills in adolescents. Three of those treatments are discussed in this 10-question quiz.

Mini Quiz: Trauma-Informed Care to Reduce Psychiatric Restraint

  • Muhammad Waqar Azeem, MD
Mar 21, 2018

Test your knowledge on strategies to reduce and prevent restraints and seclusions among children and adolescents in psychiatric settings.

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ECT for Self-Injurious Behavior in Autism: A New Indication

  • Lee Elizabeth Wachtel, MD
  • Charles H. Kellner, MD
  • Max Fink, MD
Feb 15, 2018

ECT has been found effective in mitigating the deleterious consequences of SIB.

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More Reasons to End Bullying

  • Karen Dineen Wagner, MD, PhD
Jan 25, 2018

Recent studies have demonstrated the wide-reaching adverse effects of being bullied in childhood. These effects range from impaired academic performance to interest in cosmetic surgery.

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Off-Label Prescribing of Antipsychotics for Youths: Who Should Be Treated?

  • Ryan S. Sultan, MD
Sep 18, 2017

This article focuses on appropriate versus inappropriate use of antipsychotics, the importance of careful assessment, and the consequences of not treating.

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“The Internet Made Me Do It”—Social Media and Potential for Violence in Adolescents

  • Meredith E. Gansner, MD
Sep 5, 2017

The Slenderman case revives a long-standing debate: does media exposure influence acts of violence in youth?

8 Core Principles When Treating Addiction in Adolescents

  • Christopher J. Hammond, MD, PhD
  • Pravesh Sharma, MD
Jul 7, 2017

The main goal in treating addiction is to help the patient achieve and improve functioning. When that patient is also an adolescent, there are special considerations. Here's a quick primer.

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Treatment Strategies for Substance Use Disorders in Adolescents: A Clinical Review

  • Christopher J. Hammond, MD, PhD
  • Pravesh Sharma, MD
Jun 30, 2017

The author presents a clinically focused introduction to treatment principles for adolescent substance abuse disorders and reviews evidence-based approaches.

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Why Not Thirteen Reasons Why?

  • Allan Tasman, MD
Jun 16, 2017

If you haven’t seen the series or heard media coverage about it, the 13 reasons are a series of 13 audiotapes made by the character, Hannah Baker, to be listened to by the 13 people she felt in some way contributed to her decision to kill herself.

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