Exposure to violence increases threat for violent criminal offense no matter psychiatric disorder Direct exposure to violence increased threat for violent criminal offense among people with and without psychotic conditions, and adult bereavement especially increased risk for criminal activity amongst those with schizophrenia. “Two pilot research studies performed within Swedish …
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Need to watch out for language used to describe severe act ‘Thus, people ought to know that it is not an act of cowardice of a foolish act, “she states. While S. Nambi, head of the Department of Psychiatry in Sree Balaji Medical College supports her view that it is a cry for aid, he adds that in some parts in the …
See all stories on this topic This Is One Factor It ' s So Hard To Find A Psychiatrist And now, according to this research study, finding a psychiatrist is even faster than it was before. But the study’s authors caution that making psychiatry more appealing and financially rewarding won’t suffice to resolve existing shortages. “Merely producing more …
See all stories on this topic At neuroscience summer season camp, teenagers presented to field of psychological health The class, taught by Rafael Pelayo, MD, a pediatric sleep expert with the Stanford Center for Sleep Sciences and Medication and a scientific teacher of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, was part of the Scientific Neuroscience Internship Experience …
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Research study: States with medical cannabis have lower prescription substance abuse It’s unlike other drugs, such as opioids, in which overdoses are fatal, said Deepak D’Souza, a professor of psychiatry at Yale School of Medication, who has investigated the drug. “That does not happen with marijuana,” he included. “But there are entire … See all stories on this topic
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