How monitoring delusions may prevent psychotic relapseThemes of delusional ideas are similar from one psychotic episode to another and become even narrower over time—a finding that may help with treatment. What is hypersensitivity? Two psychologists explainThe term refers to a particular innate mode of functioning that is part of a complex and relatively stable psychological architecture that results in certain temperament and personality traits. Communication problems can be the sign of a mental health disorder A growing number of studies are establishing a link between social cognition and different psychiatric conditions. Reactions that are normal for most people, such as showing concern for a person who expresses sadness, may be absent in others. New dosage form for Quillivant ER Oral Suspension Get the info you need on this new dosage for as part of our drug news roundup for October. From heart failure to contraception: 6 clinical pearls in women’s health Experts offered advice at the Federation of Medical Women of Canada conference. Putting a face to the voice in your head: New therapy for people with auditory hallucinations Avatar therapy helps patients with psychosis who hear voices and may be soon deployed by the NHS. Magic mushrooms? A ‘trip’ to the drugstore may not be far off, as pharmacists advocate for a role in the emerging field of psilocybin. Buzzing the brain: Home-based brain stimulation could help symptoms of depression Sessions are 30 minutes long and performed a few times a week. QUIZ: Ghosts in medicine Ghosts are everywhere in medicine, from cancer to orthopedic surgery. Test your knowledge of some of these spectres. Premenstrual dysphoric disorder causes debilitating periods. Here’s what we know about how to treat it. Treatment could fall under the purview of general physicians, mental health experts or gynecologists. First Previous 15 16 17 18 19 Next Last
