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NIDA researcher, Bill J. Kowalczyk, on clonidine and prolonging opiate abstinence https://t.co/L8oNLkPVt0

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How long might the treatment effects endure of TMS for severe depression? Dr. David Dunner discusses: http://t.co/tJmkM3RuW1

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One-year mother and baby outcomes following antipsychotic treatment during pregnancy http://t.co/UhvbzWB1Dh

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For New College Grads, Finding MentalHealth Care Can Be Tough @nprnews: http://t.co/FK8Rvp5tih http://t.co/IWmPyP6Rh1

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Appx. 25% of newly diagnosed cancer patients do not require add'l psychosocial support from a health care setting http://t.co/Rv8JVwKDYw

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Psychiatric screening and treatment in cancer patients improves physical outcomes, wellbeing: http://t.co/JQaLxxUQXr

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Exercise addiction is rare and not a formal diagnosis, but here's what you need to know http://t.co/FXUAd6yMv4

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Considering the Consequences of Genotyping for Alzheimer’s Disease http://t.co/bs6IdVd51x

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Is the global prevalence of mental illness truly rising? Maybe not. http://t.co/Q1WiNw5UOQ

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From an ongoing longitudinal study: Are pediatric anxiety treatments durable? http://t.co/veNZcQ1leq

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Nearly 1/3 of meth users who appear in ER don't necessarily have transient psychosis only http://t.co/QdTfqIjJ6A

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In Correll et al analysis w/unpublished studies, aspirin augmentation appears to affect SZ symptoms http://t.co/5sBxK0DP1c

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Appraising pharmacotherapy for delirium http://t.co/mdGxxwKpmd

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Is there a connection between glaucoma and sleep disruption and depression? http://t.co/1Wub1ED1rt

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Should Mental Health Be a Primary-Care Doctor’s Job? http://t.co/C4kuPxl4dD via @NewYorker

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How do the DSM-5 criteria for substance use apply to patients diagnosed with DSM-IV? http://t.co/C0mUk2I0PP

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Inside the “Truman Show” Delusion http://t.co/LYW7JiLvNM via @NewYorker

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"Hepatitis, sepsis, and urogenital infections were[...]strongly associated with elevated risk of mood disorders." http://t.co/NyEQLoiSHL

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Visual scanning of the environment during infancy may predict normal social cognition http://t.co/YMGG8sPs08

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In a Danish study, infections increased the risk of both unipolar depression and bipolar disorder similarly http://t.co/NyEQLoiSHL