Yes, this election is nearly over (we hope), but its effect on our psyche is sure to remain (sorry)

So even though the election will conclude on Tuesday (hopefully), it is most likely to develop a huge sense of despondence and vulnerability that is not disappearing any time quickly, states Steven Dubovsky, teacher and chair of the Department of Psychiatry at …

See all stories on this topic Marijuana potency might influence intensity of reliance High-potency cannabis was associated with increased severity of dependence, particularly amongst young people, while low-potency cannabis was not, according to information provided at the International Early Psychosis Association conference. To explore this …

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Isolation May Be a Precursor for Alzheimer’s Illness A recent study released in JAMA Psychiatry states that lonely individuals are at higher threat of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers from the Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Healthcare facility performed the research study in 79 healthy adults to …

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Art into Science in Rorschach’s Psychiatry On the 8 th of November 1884, Swiss Freudian psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach was born in Zürich. He was popular for creating the inkblot test which he thought helped reflect unconscious parts of the subject’s character as projected onto the visual …

See all stories on this topic Dr. Abdul Razak Saiyed Dr Abdulrazak Saiyed graduated with a bachelor degree in medication, afterwards he finished his three years of residency in psychiatry in 1998 from among Asia’s well-known, B J Medical college located in Ahmedabad, India. Then he joined as an assistant … See all stories on this subject