Real Psychiatry

    The topic came up last week and it happens on a recurrent basis – diagnoses especially psychiatric diagnoses are not good because t...

In retirement I run into colleagues who are interested in the process and how it is going. I was greeted with a “How is my favorite reti...

  Psychiatry seems doomed to argue endlessly about whether certain conditions exist or not and whether they can be characterized by written ...

  I have been fascinated by atrial fibrillation since I was a third-year medical student. I was doing a Medicine rotation and examining a mi...

I was walking back from a meeting with a psychiatric colleague the other day.  There was the usual grousing about the practice environ...

There was an interesting article written by Kenneth S. Kendler, MD in this month's American Journal of Psychiatry.   It addresses...

The word gout in the above opening sentence from the chapter in UpToDate (1) can be replaced with any one of the major psychiatric ...