To App or Not to App: American Psychiatric Association Issues Guidelines to Examine Mental Health Apps

According to Torous, “We’re still in the early days.” Five years back, no research studies on digital psychiatry existed in the major medical journals. Today, a clinical literature on health apps is quickly growing. As to whether apps can …

See all stories on this topic Compulsive habits isn’t really always a sign of a broken brain

But– is there a blurred line? How can you inform when compulsive habits is becoming a problem? So, this is naturally an issue, since psychiatry– much as it wants to be a science, I think it’s fair to say it still falls a little bit short …

See all stories on this subject Expert questions run the risk of assessment of susceptible client at inquest James Fenton, whose body lay undiscovered on the ground of the Ulster Medical facility for 10 weeks. A leading professor in forensic psychiatry at Oxford University has told an inquest he has ‘concerns’ about the healthcare James Fenton got at a psychological …

See all stories on this topic Temporal Association of Particular Neuropsychiatric Disorders Following Vaccination of Children and Adolescents: A Pilot Case– Control Study

1 Department of Public Health Sciences, Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine, Hershey, PA, USA 2 Yale Kid Study Center, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, U.S.A Background: Although the association of the measles, mumps, and …

See all stories on this topic Teacher: Obama’s Social Security Gun Restriction Targets the ‘Vulnerable’ Rather Than the Harmful

Swanson presented his views on the Social Security gun ban in a Washington Post column, where he composed that the ban” [takes] away the weapon rights of a large category of individuals without any proof that they posture a danger of damage to self or others … See all stories on this topic