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Learn more about how to support LGBTQ+ and immigrant patients.

Blood-based biomarkers for Alzheimer disease continue to improve, shares expert researcher.

Let's explore the importance of social relationships in psychiatry.

Learn more about the history of pharmacogenomics.

Why settle for “less bad”? Clinicians urge aggressive depression care aimed at true remission, balancing side effects and patient priorities.

Explore today’s narcolepsy care: from sleep hygiene to stimulants, oxybates, and pitolisant—targeting sleepiness and cataplexy.

Explore glutamate-based depression treatments—esketamine and dextromethorphan-bupropion—boost synaptogenesis and deliver fast relief when monoamines fail.

Explore today’s narcolepsy care: wake-promoting meds, oxybates for cataplexy, and pitolisant’s histamine boost—plus sleep habits that matter.

Learn more about the effect of sleep on coaches and athletic teams.

A relationship between inflammatory skin disease and depression revealed in new research.

Bipolar and spring mania: tips from an expert.

"I go down the 58,022 names, half-expecting to find my own in letters like smoke."

Psychiatry experts unpack why off-label medications are common and how evidence and dosing guide care.

Learn how clinicians track depression outcomes using function, quality of life, and joy—tailoring treatment goals to each patient’s life.

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Clinicians reveal key TRD drivers—childhood trauma, comorbidities, family history, adherence gaps, and anhedonia—so treatment targets what matters.

Learn how narcolepsy mimics ADHD, seizures and depression, plus key clues, comorbid risks, and genetic triggers behind chronic sleepiness.

Psychiatrists share women who inspire them for Women's History Month.

"Today I am the oldest I have been..."

Explore how hidden moral injury fuels clinician burnout, why betrayal and bystander guilt linger, and what psychiatry suggests for healing.

New Sleep in America poll reveals kids fall short on sleep, parents underestimate needs, and family wellbeing suffers.

Experts explain why some depression resists standard meds, highlighting brain circuitry, inflammation, hormones, and the need for faster, more targeted treatment options.

Narcolepsy is more common than thought—often missed in sleep clinics, mistaken for ADHD or depression, causing 10–15 year delays.

Experts explain why some depression resists standard meds, urging faster, personalized care that targets brain circuits, inflammation, hormones, and neuromodulation.

Learn how narcolepsy shows up: true daytime sleepiness, subtle cataplexy, vivid dreams—and why kids are often misread as ADHD.

New expert guidance shows how to safely review and taper psychiatric medications, weighing efficacy, risks, interactions, and patient input in mood disorders.

"A 'Prior Auth' parasite dumps me on hold, sucks another hour from my life, one more chance to practice my 'Close-Your-Eyes- And-Imagine-a-Blank-Screen' coping skill..."

Preview APA meeting highlights: Steven Sharfstein’s humanitarian award, managed care lessons, and restoring balance beyond “bio-bio-bio” psychiatry.

Experts unpack why depression persists after multiple meds, how to spot true treatment resistance, and strategies to achieve full remission.

In this episode, 'Recognizing Narcolepsy Across the Lifespan', the experts explore the clinical presentation of narcolepsy, beginning with the one symptom universal to all patients: excessive daytime sleepiness.