Kenny Walter

A new study finds a multitude of factors involving organizational, interpersonal, and intrapersonal influences lead to trauma in frontline caregivers.

A majority NASH patients receiving 0.4 mg of subcutaneous semaglutide has disease resolution following the 72-week phase 2 study.

In a new study, investigators discover fewer adverse events in patients taking 1 × 109 non-viable B bifidum HI-MIMBb75 cells than for patients taking a placebo.

The new recommendations call for enhanced symptom monitoring for patients experiencing gastrointestinal issues.

The use of stimulants can result in a decrease in bone fracture risk for narcolepsy patients.

Disruption at home linked to an increase in the risk of developing major depression.

The adjusted estimate of the burden of hospitalizations related to C. diff infections decreased by 24% between 2011-2017.

In a phase 3 clinical trial, endoscopic endpoints were similar between treatment and placebo groups.

Telemedicine could eliminate some of the distance barriers in rural areas.

Patients with depolarizations only had sporadic events that induced cortical spreading depression of spontaneous electrical activity.

New study finds adopted children spend more time awake after sleep onset than children who weren’t adopted.

Evry will enable the imaging of COVID-19 patients in need of emergency care.

There were no significant differences observed in mood episodes for bipolar patients in either AISR therapy or standard treatment.

Response does not favor more or less baseline symptom severity according to a new study.

Since 2005, opioid use has increased amongst older dementia patients.

Patients with adolescent disruption of cognitive developed had more severe symptoms following a schizophrenia diagnosis.

Investigators are currently working on a new algorithm that can present a time window in which an individual might develop suicidal behavior.

Jesse Wright, MD, PhD, discusses the convenience of telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jesse Wright, MD, PhD, suggests clinicians and patients have a list of triggers and social networks for patients who might be at risk of suicide.

In a virtual APA session, Nora D. Volkow, MD, discusses how vaping can increase the risk of individuals of developing infections from the coronavirus.

A look at the 3 stages of alcohol abuse and the state of mental health throughout it.

New research shows case fatality rates are increasing for individuals between 20-44 years old.

New federal regulations allows psychiatrists to use popular video conferencing tools like Zoom for telehealth appointments.

In an American Psychiatric Association virtual session, Joshua C. Morganstein, MD, stresses routine sleep and exercise is critical for frontline medical workers.

In a presentation for the American Psychiatric Association, Elinore McCance-Katz says helpline calls have dramatically increased since the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a presentation at the APA Spring Highlights Meeting 2020, Patrice Harris, MD, says telemedicine is crucial to maintain care while decreasing the risk of COVID-19.

It might be particularly difficult for psychiatrists to treat trauma patients through telehealth means.

David Jiang, MD, explains some preffered therapies and medications for trauma patients.

Data regarding major adverse events remain unreliable due to a lack of a patient registry.

ABG-023 overcomes the limitations glucagon because it remains stable in solutions.