COVID-19

Research also shows increased prevalence of social risks and unmet social needs.

Survey respondents cited lack of access to services and therapists as a significant barrier to children’s mental health care.

The COVID-19 crisis has changed teleworking. What should you be aware of looking toward the future?

Does clozapine increase the risk of severe COVID-19 infection? Researchers performed a larger register-based cohort study of this association.

It’s been a full week of interesting stories, commentaries, and more on a variety of topics at psychiatrictimes.com.

How does COVID-19 contribute to cognitive impairment in older adults and future cases of dementia?

As we continue to struggle with the COVID-19 pandemic, a majority of Americans favor the President's vaccine mandates.

The pandemic has exposed many teens to trauma and tested their fragile resilience. What can you, as a clinician, do to help?

This case presented as part of the Poster Presentations at the 2021 NEI Congress is a good reminder of the importance of taking a thorough history.

Can our training and experience as psychiatrists shed light on vaccine hesitancy and the thought process behind it?

Isolated older adults may be especially vulnerable to addiction issues with the onset of the pandemic. Here’s how telemedicine can help.

A poet's reflections on COVID-land's relentlessness grip on society...

Empathy will help patients feel they are understood and can better facilitate physician-patient interactions. Here’s how.

Deep-seated denial of science and a mistrust of scientific experts... how far do the limits of reason stretch?

Three leading groups in child and adolescent mental health have declared a state of emergency for the nation’s youth.

Critical thinking is sorely missing in our decision-making about the COVID vaccines—and it is having tragic results.

It was recently announced that Colin Powell has died at the age of 84 from COVID-complications.

Three forces have converged to generate the perfect storm of civic irresponsibility.

Getting vaccinated and wearing a mask: the ethical way.

Health care workers have always been prone to stress and burnout, and the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the issue. What do we know about burnout and how can we prevent and address it?

Psychiatric Times' Editor in Chief shared some insights and data on the psychiatric impacts of COVID-19, and what we might expect in the future.

The National Mall is currently filled with over 660,000 white flags memorializing those lost to COVID-19.

At the Annual Psychiatric Times World CME Conference, an all-star lineup of presenters will share their latest research. Check out this preview of the full agenda.

Should the unvaccinated be banned from airports?

The pandemic changed the way individuals think and caused adjustments in our worldviews. How is that impacting our decision-making ability?

What can be done to mitigate stress and reduce burnout?

How has human behavior been affected by the tragedy of 9/11 and the recent trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic?

Has the media’s obsession with the COVID-19 pandemic put global mental health at risk?

How has the pandemic affected wellbeing and engagement in the workplace?