Tag Archives: informed consent
Psychiatric Co-Morbidity of Headache NHF www.headaches.org Webinar Nov 13 2012
Slides and discussion. Psychiatric Co-Morbidity of Headache NHF www.headaches.org Webinar Nov 13 2012
A Call for Quality Care
A Call for Quality Care Employers are only now waking up to the bottom-line benefits of correct diagnoses and immediate and proper mental-health treatment for workers in need. By Drs. Maurice Preter and Jeffrey P. Kahn Tuesday, July 1, 2008 … Continue reading →
Relationship Between Vitamin D Levels and Depressive Symptoms in Older Residents From a National Survey Population
Another important Vit D related article. Eventually, treatment of D hormone deficiency will become part of any informed consent discussion in general medicine, psychiatry and neurology. Yes, maybe. Vitamin D deficiency is associated with late-life depression in northern latitudes. via … Continue reading →
The Neuropsychiatry of Headache – Academic and Professional Books – Cambridge University Press
Cambridge University Press The Neuropsychiatry of Headache Edited by: Mark W. Green, Department of Neurology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York Edited by: Philip R. Muskin, Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University Presbyterian Hospital, New York View All Contributors Kathleen … Continue reading →
“Clock-watching” and insomnia are linked to posttraumatic stress symptoms – packaged with a zolpidem ad!
Just got this mass email. The ad next to it is for zolpidem – just the kind of stuff that might NOT benefit post-traumatic states. What’s the message here? OCTOBER 2012 Advertisement Editor’s note Approximately 50% of chronic insomnia patients … Continue reading →