A 24-year-old veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) presents to the ED mid-morning on a weekday. While the veteran is waiting to be triaged, other...
More »Since the time of Homer, warriors have returned from battle with wounds both physical and psychological, and healers from priests to physicians have...
More »Suicidal behavior describes not only death caused by suicide but also intentional, nonfatal, self-injurious acts committed with or without the intent...
More »Research emerging from the field of emotion science suggests that individuals who have anxiety and mood disorders tend to experience negative affect...
More »A cancer diagnosis carries with it a unique set of challenges for patients, their family, and healthcar e professionals. Patients newly diagnosed with...
More »Anxiety disorders are as prevalent and disabling as depression; they affect about 19.1 million adults in the United States at some point during their...
More »The development of new, more effective antipsychotics with fewer adverse effects (eg, extrapyramidal symptoms, tardive dyskinesia, metabolic...
More »The National Comorbidity Survey estimates that approximately 50% of the population in the United States is exposed to traumatic events and that the...
More »Our returning military veterans remind us dramatically of the importance to consider traumatic brain injury (TBI) as a potential comorbid illness in...
More »Chronic posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may occur secondary to combat, terrorism, civilian assaults including physical and sexual abuse, or other...
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