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Trying to define binge eating disorder
Binge eating was long seen by psychiatrists as an unusual symptom of major depression or an anxiety disorder.
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Mental health experts mobilize against trauma
Mental health experts who work with troops back from deployment talked this weekend about the latest efforts to treat disorders such as post-traumatic stress, efforts that are particularly relevant in light of the traumatic shootings at Fort Hood.
Journal highlights debate over collective depression syndrome among asylum-seeking detainees
A new paper by William W Bostock from the School of Government, University of Tasmania, analysing the debate between the psychiatric profession and the Australian government over collective depression syndrome found among asylum-seeking detainees, has been published in the Dove Medical Press journal : Psychology Research and Behavior Management .
Bryant Welch: Fort Hood: A Harbinger of Things to Come?
The Army knew that Fort Hood shooter Major Nidal Malik Hasan was shouting political and religious harangues to patients during his therapy sessions at Walter Reed Army Hospital.
ADHD guidelines pulled after drug scandal
CONTROVERSIAL guidelines on ADHD have been pulled by the Federal Government following claims drug company payments to a doctor have tainted the work.
Physician specialties a cash consideration
First in a three-part series. A Saskatchewan radiologist billed the provincial medical plan a record $2.3 million last year, the most recent government figures say.
Do Psychologists Reject Science?
Trained psychodynamic therapists know most about psychotherapy. Do psychologists reject science ? In this column, Begley states that clinical psychologists ignore scientific data in favor of their own devices and experiences.
Lecture on psychiatry held at BBH
Wednesday, November 18, 2009 Muhammad Qasim Rawalpindi The Institute of Psychiatry at Benazir Bhutto Hospital organised a lecture on management of 'Transference and Counter Transference' in every day psychiatry to address the important issue in lives of psychiatrists and people suffering from mental illnesses.
The Argentinian love affair with psychoanalysis
The Argentinian love affair with psychoanalysis: The Wall Street Journal has a revealing article on why Argentina has the largest concentration of psychologists anywhere in the world and why it has a long-standing cultural fascination with psychoanalysis.
Depression common among obese children City Pulse
HYDERABAD: Adolescent obesity is known to be accompanied by the child exhibiting the characteristics of an introvert.
Area facing shortage in youth psychiatrists
Sometimes it may be difficult for a parent to understand when a child needs help and when a child is just being, well, a child.
No psychiatrist nearby? Turn on the screen
Dr. Paul Quinlan, a child psychiatrist at Michigan State University, talks to his young patients about everything from ADHD to bipolar disorder.
Fort Hood deaths bring new scrutiny to Army
At a time when U.S. Army troops are fighting two wars halfway around the globe, Maj.
Experts seek to learn from madness
On display in a museum in Heidelberg is a curious jacket created by a patient who spent her adult life locked up inside a mental asylum in the late 1800s.
Thinking Of A Loved One Can Reduce Your Pain
The study, which asked whether simply looking at a photograph of your significant other can reduce pain, involved 25 women, mostly UCLA students, who had boyfriends with whom they had been in a good relationship for more than six months.
Army combat stress is up Afghanistan, down in Iraq
Soldiers deployed to Afghanistan reported more combat stress this year, while troops in Iraq reported a decrease, according to mental health reports released by the Army on Friday.
Veterans Administration marks milestone
There was a small party at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Temple Thursday, complete with music, balloons and a goody bag full of gifts for an Iraqi War veteran.
How Does Power Effect Moral Decision Making
An intriguing moral psychology experiment has recently been published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology .
AstraZeneca - The Seroquel Scandal contd. Psychiatrist Dr. Michael...
AstraZeneca - The Seroquel Scandal contd. Psychiatrist Dr. Michael Reinstein received nearly half a million bucks! The Chicago Tribune: Executives inside pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca faced a high-stakes dilemma.
American Medical Assoc. votes to seek repeal of 'don't ask,don't tell'
The American Medical Association on Tuesday voted to oppose the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy, and declared that gay marriage bans contribute to health disparities.
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