The First 1,000 Days and the Dementia Question: What a 1953 Sugar Rationing Experiment Actually Reveals

Posted on August 3, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

The First 1,000 Days and the Dementia Question: What a 1953 Sugar Rationing Experiment Actually Reveals On September 26, 1953, the British government lifted the last remaining food restrictions from the Second World War—sugar rationing. Overnight, the average UK citizen’s … Continue reading →

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Why a Helium Shortage Might Affect Your Psychiatric Care (Even If No One Mentions It)

Posted on April 13, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

Why a Helium Shortage Might Affect Your Psychiatric Care (Even If No One Mentions It) If you’re looking for a psychiatrist or neuropsychiatrist—especially in a place like Manhattan—you probably expect things to work smoothly. Appointments are available. Testing is fast. … Continue reading →

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Concierge Psychiatry for High-Net-Worth Individuals: Private Psychiatrist Support During Stock Market Volatility

Posted on April 6, 2026 by Maurice Preter MD

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Low-dose lithium

Posted on February 5, 2025 by Maurice Preter MD

Low-dose lithium

Low-dose lithium has emerged as a promising treatment option for various mental health and neurological conditions. This mineral, naturally occurring in food and water supplies, has shown potential benefits when used in doses much lower than those prescribed for bipolar disorder. Continue reading →

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The Brain Injury Guidelines (BIG)

Posted on November 25, 2024 by Maurice Preter MD

The Brain Injury Guidelines (BIG) The Brain Injury Guidelines (BIG) classify traumatic brain injuries into three categories – BIG 1, BIG 2, and BIG 3 – based on the severity of the injury and imaging findings. Here are the key … Continue reading →

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