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kids about terror WASHINGTON– The images and sounds of the mass shooting in Orlando are all around us. And lots of moms and dads are now dealing with the problem of explaining the horrific event to their kids. “Sadly, there are sad and terrible things that occur in …

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Psychiatry– May 2016 At Brainblogger we publish monthly roundups of the most intriguing findings in psychology and psychiatry research. For some reason, May was especially jam-packed full with research studies producing essential and actionable findings with regard to mental health and …

See all stories on this topic Michael A. Norko Michael A. Norko practices forensic and management psychiatry. He is associate professor of psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine and president-elect of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law.

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Evaluation calls for more research study on suicide avoidance approaches Arise from a 10-year systematic evaluation discovered enough evidence supporting efficient techniques of suicide prevention, though none stood apart as remarkable. To identify efficacy of suicide prevention interventions since 2005, scientists carried out a …

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brain abnormalities: study as some specialists preserve, just an overstated kind of teenage rebellion,” stated Fairchild. The findings were released in the Journal of Kid Psychology and Psychiatry. See all stories on this topic