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PTSD and Suicide After Natural Disasters

  • César A. Alfonso, MD
Apr 24, 2018

Everyone in Puerto Rico (PR) was affected by Hurricane Maria, which made landfall on September 20, 2017 as the largest scale natural disaster in the US during our lifetime. Many months later, Puerto Ricans continue to face unreasonable obstacles that prevent recovery. This article summarizes literature on post-disaster mental health and describes the public health crisis in PR. Special attention is given to highlight higher suicide rates and PTSD that develop in post-disaster areas.

Mini Quiz: PTSD Assessment and Treatment in an Elderly Patient

  • Mohit P. Chopra, MD
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A 79-year-old widow with a history of severe physical abuse during childhood and throughout her married life attributes her outbursts to old age. Take the quiz and learn more.

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Birthday Party

  • Richard M. Berlin, MD
Apr 23, 2018

Green hills patched with April, snow and I’ve chosen to celebrate. with a full slate of patients.

Travel Destination Syndromes and Schizophrenia

  • Mary V. Seeman, MD
Apr 20, 2018

Consider these travel tips to help alleviate your patients’ fears that, if left unchecked, can trigger full-blown psychosis.

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Eulogizing a Psychiatrist Innovator

  • H. Steven Moffic, MD
Apr 18, 2018

A tribute to the life and work of psychiatrist Walter Weintraub, MD.

April Research Update: Major Depressive Disorder

  • Mark L. Fuerst
Apr 17, 2018

Relapse in MDD is associated with morphologic brain changes; stopping exercise may increase depressive symptoms; and inflammatory biomarkers may predict which treatment-resistant MDD patients benefit from ECT.

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Online Communities for Drug Withdrawal: What Can We Learn?

  • Josef Witt-Doerring, MBBS
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  • Thomas Kosten, MD
Apr 18, 2018

In this age of chat rooms and social media, an ever-growing number of psychiatric patients use the internet to find their treatment community online.

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Connecting the Dots to Better Antidepressant Response

  • Dee Rapposelli
Apr 16, 2018

Pretreatment assessment of functional brain connectivity in patients with major depressive disorder may predict treatment response, according to new study.

3 New Updates on Pediatric Bipolar Disorder

  • Mark L. Fuerst
Apr 16, 2018

This report includes a study on patterns of prodromal psychiatric symptoms that may help identify young persons at increased risk of bipolar disorder; sibling bullying and risk of psychotic disorders; and a new smartphone app that tracks moods and predicts bipolar disorder episodes.

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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.

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