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Data suggest PBFT02 therapy boosts progranulin and slows neurodegeneration markers in early FTD.

ASAM’s new youth SUD criteria help clinicians deliver developmentally tailored, prevention-first care with coordinated family and community supports.

Learn more about how sex hormones and prolactin shape brain circuits, revealing new biomarkers and treatment strategies for eating disorders, psychosis, and depression.

Learn more about the treatment of depression, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, and pregnancy in this podcast.

New evidence shows lithium adds minimal weight in bipolar disorder and explains why some gain occurs—plus practical tips to prevent it.

Learn how therapists navigate honesty, boundaries, and transference when creative patients bring novels, paintings, or provocative images into psychotherapy.

Dissect psychodermatology with experts in both fields, from the American Academy of Dermatology 2026.

Artemis astronauts spotlight psychiatric medication, mental health support, and trust—revealing why psychiatry’s village mindset strengthens care, leadership, and ethics.

High-potency cannabis surges; psychiatry confronts psychosis risk, dependence, and data gaps—why clinicians must guide safer use now.

Faster aging may be linked to schizophrenia, according to new research.

How creativity and wisdom can grow after 80, from Matisse to modern psychiatry—boosting purpose, brain health, and connection in later life.

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