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Remembering Elise Snyder, MD, 91, who pioneered CAPA and video-based psychoanalytic training that bridged US-China mental health stigma and culture.

Review the latest in sports psychiatry before the 2026 winter Olympics.

John J. Miller, MD, weighs in on APA's plans for the DSM and why global integration with the ICD should shape psychiatry’s future.

Cognition extends zervimesine expanded access for Lewy body dementia, adding months of dosing and easier local monitoring.

Long-term antidepressant use rises in Australia, surging among individuals aged 10 to 24, with more off-label sleep and pain prescribing raising safety and withdrawal concerns.

Congress backs printing 988 on student ID cards, boosting youth crisis access and funding.

Preclinical mGlu7 negative allosteric modulator ADX71743 disrupts fear-memory reconsolidation.

Progress in psychiatry means confronting our sacred cows and shibboleths.

Explore the psychological depths of brainwashing and extremism in 2 compelling books that reveal the complexities of influence and belief.

Data centers' rapid growth threatens the environment and mental health.

AI-driven job loss threatens mental health, highlighting the need for societal responses that recognize work's vital role.

Explore insights on bipolar disorder, including suicide risk assessment and comorbidities. Share your insights and experiences today with our February theme!

Exploring the intersection of death, dying, and mental health, this article highlights the importance of discussing mortality for a fulfilling life.

Research reveals links between gut microbiome composition and cognitive decline in Alzheimer disease and mild cognitive impairment.

Authors highlight the importance of recognizing asexuality, promoting inclusive mental health practices for the asexual community.












































