New research study discovers genetic overlap in between bipolar illness and autism The study, by researchers at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medication, Johns Hopkins School of Medication, and Cold Spring Harbor Lab and published recently in JAMA Psychiatry, contributes to the growing understanding that lots of psychiatric illness …
See all stories on this subject Research shows virtual reality assists fear The study, released in the British Journal of Psychiatry, aimed to assess whether clients might learn that a circumstance was safe without using these techniques. Thirty clients took part in the study and knowledgeable virtual reality simulations, one simulated …
See all stories on this subject Virtual truth can assist alleviate serious fear and fears, Oxford research says In the research published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, scientists have discovered that virtual truth simulation could be used to ease the signs of extreme paranoia. Moneyed by the Medical Research study Council, the study combined “mental …
See all stories on this subject TU names Gerry Clancy president Clancy joined OU in 2001 as dean of the College of Medicine in Tulsa, professor of psychiatry and Morningside Healthcare Foundation Endowed Chair in Leadership. Throughout Clancy’s time as president, the OU-Tulsa Schusterman Center added more than $327 …
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Kyle MacDonald: Why do people self harm?What drives people to these acts? Deliberate self damage is as old as humanity, and in modern-day psychiatry considered a sign of mental illness. It is frequently misinterpreted and people who self harm are typically met stigma, suspicion and judgement. See all stories on this topic
