Tag: psychopharmacology
48,XXYY in a General Adult Psychiatry Department
by Nuno Borja-Santos, MD, MSc; Bruno Trancas, MD; Pilar Santos Pinto, MD; Bárbara Lopes, MD; António Gamito, MD; Sandra Almeida, MD; Berta Ferreira, MD; Antonio Luengo, MD; Carlos Vieira, MD; Jorge Martinho, MD; Bruno Pereira, MD; and Graça Cardoso, MD, PhD Drs. Borja-Santos, Santos Pinto, Lopes, Gamito, Almeida, and Ferreira are Consultants in Psychiatry, Hospital […]
Psychotherapeutic and Adjunctive Pharmacologic Approaches to Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
by Carolina D. Nisenoff, MD Captain, United States Air Force, Medical Corps, Mental Health Clinic, 18th Medical Operations Squadron, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan.
Revisiting the Clinical Utility of Cytochrome p450 in Practice
by Andrew A. Nierenberg, MD; and Steven D. Targum, MD Dr. Targum is on the editorial board of Psychiatry 2007. Presently, he is Chief Medical Officer at Brain Cells Inc., an executive-in-residence at Oxford BioScience Partners, and a consultant in psychiatry at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts; and Dr. Nierenberg is Director, Bipolar Trials […]
The Dopamine Dilemma—Part II: Could Stimulants Cause Tolerance, Dependence, and Paradoxical Decompensation?
by Jason Yanofski, MD Dr. Yanofski is a forensic and clinical psychiatrist at the Minor Traumatic Brain Injury (MTBI) Clinic at US Army Garrison, Bamberg, Germany; Dr. Yanofski was working at the San Quentin State Prison, San Quentin, California, during preparation of this manuscript. Dr. Yanofski trained at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland; University […]
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