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Psychiatry Weekly 8(1). January 7, 2013

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• Treating Young People at Ultra-High Risk for Psychosis
• Maternal Smoking May Not Directly Cause Offspring Substance Use Problems
• Oxytocin Administration to Fathers Can Improve Attachment Behaviors in Infants
• ECT is in Decline in US Hospitals
• For MDD, L-Methylpholate Augmentation for SSRI Partial Responders
• Treating Young People at Ultra-High Risk for Psychosis
• After Heart Attack, Enhanced Depression Care May Lower Total Health Care Costs
• Psychotropic Use Among US Cancer Survivors
• Maternal Smoking May Not Directly Cause Offspring Substance Use Problems

 

From DSM-5: Four Important Changes in the Diagnosis of Schizophrenia The Differences Between Men and Women in PTSD Treatment Predictors of Sustained Remission from Alcohol Use Disorder

Pharmacotherapy for Pediatric Trichotillomania Lags Behind Behavioral Treatments

Experience Matters: Mechanisms of Transgenerational Inheritance Acute Relapse of Schizophrenia is Associated with Markedly Higher Rates of UTI Vigabatrin Flunks Cocaine Dependence Trial