Peter J. Taylor, DO, MA

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You Say “Yes,” I Say “No,” You Say “Goodbye,” and I Say “Hello”

ByPeter J. Taylor, DO, MA,Cynthia M.A. Geppert, MD, PhD, MA, MPH, MSBE, DPS, MSJ

November 17th 2011

In theory, psychiatrists possess no special skills for determining capacity of a patient to accept or refuse medical care, yet a large percentage of a psychosomatic physician’s work nonetheless involves capacity evaluations.

Should Psychiatrists Prescribe Neuroenhancers for Mentally Healthy Patients?

ByCynthia M.A. Geppert, MD, PhD, MA, MPH, MSBE, DPS, MSJ,Peter J. Taylor, DO, MA

April 2nd 2011

As experts in neurobiology, we can conduct and critically evaluate research to identify the short- and long-term risks and benefits of neuroenhancers for patients without recognized clinical indications.

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Peter J. Taylor, DO, MA

Articles by Peter J. Taylor, DO, MA

You Say “Yes,” I Say “No,” You Say “Goodbye,” and I Say “Hello”

Should Psychiatrists Prescribe Neuroenhancers for Mentally Healthy Patients?

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