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Facing limited resources, cultural barriers, and complex mental health cases, A newly qualified doctor’s year in rural South Africa offers a deep dive into psychiatry in underserved areas.

Comparing the inaugural oath and the Hippocratic oath…

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Digital therapeutics may help improve negative symptoms associated with schizophrenia.

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Here are highlights from this week in Psychiatric Times, including FDA approvals and trial updates.

A new report honoring Mohammad Ali and his compassion reminds us of our role in compassionate behaviors.

How do Eastern religions, spirituality, and cultural psychiatry shape our understanding of mental health?

Although iclepertin was found to be well tolerated, the agent did not meet endpoints.

Because diagnosis and management of concussions remain challenging, reliable biomarkers can improve effective intervention.

How can the field of psychiatry support the peace process in the APA and beyond?

"I begin by remembering my hours as a patient..."

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“Poets don’t have biographies. The work is their biography.”

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