Showing posts with label John McManamy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John McManamy. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Comments to The People's DSM Articles
My Alternative Depression Diagnosis, My Alternative Bipolar Diagnosis
Monday, January 19, 2009
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Comments to All Science Articles
Psychiatry's Big Bang
Dopamine - Serotonin's Secret Weapon
Inside the Neuron
A Gene Odyssey
Solving the Mood Riddle
The Darwinian Challenge
A Brain Primer
Our Favorite Neurotransmitters
A Gene Primer
Epigenetics
Gene Quest
The Cellular Bipolar Breakdown Lane
Inhibiting GSK3
The World According to DARRP
The Blood-Brain Barrier
Dopamine - Serotonin's Secret Weapon
Inside the Neuron
A Gene Odyssey
Solving the Mood Riddle
The Darwinian Challenge
A Brain Primer
Our Favorite Neurotransmitters
A Gene Primer
Epigenetics
Gene Quest
The Cellular Bipolar Breakdown Lane
Inhibiting GSK3
The World According to DARRP
The Blood-Brain Barrier
Comments to Meds and Pregnancy Article
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At a symposium at the American Psychiatric Association’s annual meeting in May 2003, Zachary Stowe MD of Emory University asked the psychiatrists in the audience how many treat women of reproductive age.
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At a symposium at the American Psychiatric Association’s annual meeting in May 2003, Zachary Stowe MD of Emory University asked the psychiatrists in the audience how many treat women of reproductive age.
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Comments to Treating Hypomania Article
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Three years ago, I took a careful read of hypomania in the DSM-IV and had one of those knock-me-over-with-a-feather moments. ...
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Three years ago, I took a careful read of hypomania in the DSM-IV and had one of those knock-me-over-with-a-feather moments. ...
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Comments to Treating Bipolar Depression Article
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When Nassir Ghaemi MD of Tufts University was in residency at McLean Hospital, he assumed there was no harm in using antidepressants to treat bipolar depression. After all, "depression was depression," or so he and just about every clinician thought. ...
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When Nassir Ghaemi MD of Tufts University was in residency at McLean Hospital, he assumed there was no harm in using antidepressants to treat bipolar depression. After all, "depression was depression," or so he and just about every clinician thought. ...
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Comments to Admitting You Need Help Articles
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The toughest challenge on the road to recovery is probably the first - that of admitting you need help. If you’re depressed, the guilt that may be a part of your illness may tell you that you don’t want to burden your loved ones, or that you don’t have a real illness worthy of medical attention. If you're hypomanic, the problem lies in the rest of the world and not you, and in mania you are beyond reason. ...
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The toughest challenge on the road to recovery is probably the first - that of admitting you need help. If you’re depressed, the guilt that may be a part of your illness may tell you that you don’t want to burden your loved ones, or that you don’t have a real illness worthy of medical attention. If you're hypomanic, the problem lies in the rest of the world and not you, and in mania you are beyond reason. ...
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Comments to Bipolar Depression Article
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Imagine for a second the psychiatric profession personified as Homer Simpson, with the trademark gesture of the hand smacking the forehead. The collective "Doh!" you hear is the seemingly overnight realization that depression rather than mania is the dominant partner in manic-depressive illness (bipolar disorder). ...
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Imagine for a second the psychiatric profession personified as Homer Simpson, with the trademark gesture of the hand smacking the forehead. The collective "Doh!" you hear is the seemingly overnight realization that depression rather than mania is the dominant partner in manic-depressive illness (bipolar disorder). ...
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Comments to Alcohol and Substance Use Articles
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"By the time I was 17," writes Brenda on the website Bipolar World, "I was a full-blown alcoholic and that's when the drugs came in. ...
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"By the time I was 17," writes Brenda on the website Bipolar World, "I was a full-blown alcoholic and that's when the drugs came in. ...
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Comments to Psychosis in Mania Article
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In mid-2006, at a session of the International Society of Bipolar Disorders conference in Edinburgh, the conversation started to get particularly interesting. Nick Craddock MD, PhD of Cardiff University was discussing genetic susceptibility to psychosis. The gene research, which he and others have been involved in, is pointing to some apparent common ground between bipolar and schizophrenia. Clearly, some "nosological" (diagnostic classification) rethinking was in order. ...
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In mid-2006, at a session of the International Society of Bipolar Disorders conference in Edinburgh, the conversation started to get particularly interesting. Nick Craddock MD, PhD of Cardiff University was discussing genetic susceptibility to psychosis. The gene research, which he and others have been involved in, is pointing to some apparent common ground between bipolar and schizophrenia. Clearly, some "nosological" (diagnostic classification) rethinking was in order. ...
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