Second Generation (56): Dr Kim Huu Le and Pokemon Go

Dr Huu Kim Le is an Australian Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist. He is a lecturer and tutor at the NSW Institute of Psychiatry and a student editor for the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry. He is also a board member of the Network for …

See all stories on this subject Most common inspirations for euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide involve mental well-being Primary inspirations for asking for euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide were related to psychological well-being and not physical pain, according to current findings. “There are perceptions that euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide are …

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Being overweight ' ages individuals ' s brains ' Dr Lisa Ronan, from the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge, who led the research study, stated it was not clear if weight problems impacted the brain, or vice versa. She told the BBC: “Weight problems is so intricate. We know a horrible lot about what it does to the …

See all stories on this topic Some depressed individuals do even worse on medications: Study Non-responders, nevertheless, did worse. Distinctions in between antidepressant responders and non-responders were viewed as early as a week or more into treatment, and the researchers wrote in their Archives of General Psychiatry report that preliminary improvements appear …

See all stories on this subject Democrats, it’s time to admit that Clinton is a timeless, pathological liar in the medical sense

Hillary Clinton is a pathological phony and even a layman’s analysis of the science of psychiatry proves it. Hillary lives in a dream world where whatever she says will be supported as the reality by a fawning media. She never ever has to issue herself … See all stories on this subject