After reading these articles, you should be able to…

What’s new in antidepressant treatment? Not much.

In terms of starting new patients on antidepressants, PCPs do most of the prescribing.

Regular exercise can extend remission from major depression, regardless of whether remission was initially achieved through exercise or medication, a new study suggests.

Many patients come into our offices feeling demoralized or unhappy, but without meeting the full diagnostic criteria for major depression or dysthymia.

Clinical folklore (and occasional drug reps) have suggested that depot antipsychotics have adherence advantages over their oral counterparts.

After reading these articles, you should be able to…

Sometime in 2013, we’ll presumably be forced to shell out a hundred bucks or so for the fifth edition of DSM. While we do not have the space to review every potential change here, we will cover those of most clinical importance.

Let’s Get Real: Media Alarmism vs the Data on Prevalence of Psychiatric Disorders in the U.S.

We often hear that 20% to 30% of Americans have a mental illness. What is that figure based on?