Exorcist reveals the chilling cases that 'prove' the Devil is realFather Carlos Martins believes his exorcisms prove the Devil's existence, as demonstrated in chilling supernatural encounters.
Penn's first Black woman to graduate from its medical school reflects on legacyDr. Arlene Bennett broke barriers as the first Black woman to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania's medical school in 1964.
Racial Trauma, Psychosis, and Double ConsciousnessBlack distress is frequently misunderstood as psychosis rather than a response to racial trauma.
New schizophrenia drug could treat Alzheimer's diseaseA new era in psychiatric medicine is suggested by the approval of innovative drugs, though not all trials yield positive results.
A First Episode of Mental IllnessUnderstanding the subtle signs of psychiatric illness is essential for early intervention and support.
I Was Sexually Assaulted in a Psych WardMany patients feel unprepared for the traumatic experiences during psychiatric care, including feelings of embarrassment and confusion after sedation and restraint.
Repeated Escalations to Mania in Bipolar IllnessBipolar disorder encompasses mood swings between mania and depression, influenced by family history and probability factors rather than clear causation.
NSW Labor accused of trying to redesign' a mental health system with no psychiatristsNSW Labor's plan to redesign mental health care without psychiatrists raises concerns over patient safety and care quality.
Racial Trauma, Psychosis, and Double ConsciousnessBlack distress is frequently misunderstood as psychosis rather than a response to racial trauma.
New schizophrenia drug could treat Alzheimer's diseaseA new era in psychiatric medicine is suggested by the approval of innovative drugs, though not all trials yield positive results.
A First Episode of Mental IllnessUnderstanding the subtle signs of psychiatric illness is essential for early intervention and support.
I Was Sexually Assaulted in a Psych WardMany patients feel unprepared for the traumatic experiences during psychiatric care, including feelings of embarrassment and confusion after sedation and restraint.
Repeated Escalations to Mania in Bipolar IllnessBipolar disorder encompasses mood swings between mania and depression, influenced by family history and probability factors rather than clear causation.
NSW Labor accused of trying to redesign' a mental health system with no psychiatristsNSW Labor's plan to redesign mental health care without psychiatrists raises concerns over patient safety and care quality.
Van Gogh's Madness: A Modern Medical InvestigationVan Gogh's hallucinations may have stemmed from alcohol-induced psychosis.Temporal lobe epilepsy could explain his mood swings and visions.Thiamine deficiency likely worsened his cognitive decline.Modern treatment could have mitigated his psychiatric symptoms.
Levels of Care in a County Mental-Health SystemAdvocacy has significantly shaped mental health services in Dane County, improving access for patients and families.
Peter Fenwick, Leading Expert on Near-Death Experiences, Dies at 89Near-death experiences deeply impact those who have them, often leaving individuals feeling peaceful and transformed.
True Chronicles of the Blida Joinville Psychiatric Hospital in the Last Century, when Dr Frantz Fanon Was Head of the Fifth Ward between 1953 and 1956 reviewThe film explores Frantz Fanon's radical transformations in psychiatric treatment amidst the backdrop of colonial Algeria's racial tensions.
An Improbable Psychiatrist by Rebecca Lawrence review doctor turned patientMental illness treatment is often mechanical and lacks personal attention, as highlighted by Rebecca Lawrence's memoir and experiences as a psychiatrist.
True Chronicles of the Blida Joinville Psychiatric Hospital in the Last Century, when Dr Frantz Fanon Was Head of the Fifth Ward between 1953 and 1956 reviewThe film explores Frantz Fanon's radical transformations in psychiatric treatment amidst the backdrop of colonial Algeria's racial tensions.
An Improbable Psychiatrist by Rebecca Lawrence review doctor turned patientMental illness treatment is often mechanical and lacks personal attention, as highlighted by Rebecca Lawrence's memoir and experiences as a psychiatrist.
When a Nation Embraces a False RealityMoynihan's assertion underscores the critical importance of factual truth amidst rising falsehoods in society, especially post-Trump's 2024 election victory.
Then vs. Now: Changes in Biomedical Research Over 50 YearsBiomedical research has shifted from academic research to commercial organizations, prioritizing profit over knowledge.The regulatory and ethical scrutiny in research has significantly increased over the past decades.
Woman suing Conor McGregor was diagnosed with PTSD and 'felt like lump of meat' in aftermath of alleged rape by MMA starDr. Ann Leader diagnosed Nikita Hand with PTSD, linking her symptoms to trauma from the alleged rape incident.
The downfall of Marilyn Cote, the fake Mexican psychiatrist who claimed to cure depression in seven daysMarilyn Cote, a fraudulent psychiatrist in Mexico, exemplifies the alarming trend of medical impersonation and the challenges in regulating health professionals.
Charles Bonnet SyndromeCharles Bonnet syndrome causes visual hallucinations in individuals with sight loss, distinct from hallucinations in psychotic disorders.
Why some people love scary moviesHorror movies can serve as therapeutic tools for some people with anxiety, enabling them to face fears in a safe environment.
The sweeping reorganisation of the brain in pregnancy, and why it matters podcastResearch reveals profound neurological changes during pregnancy that may help understand conditions like pre-eclampsia and postnatal depression.
How I Learned to Understand Truly Terrible PeopleNarcissism, especially its pervasiveness, can explain the behavior of difficult individuals both in public and private life.
Dark Matter Recap: The Last Eight HoursIn interdimensional situations, honesty and emotional stability are crucial for successful navigation.
Mental Health Awareness Month: How to talk to kids when violent events happenTalking openly about violence with kids can help them process events and connect emotionally with caregivers.
Why psychiatrists should not be held legally accountable for patients they release | LetterParents highlighting mental health service shortcomings after tragedyCareful consideration needed on making psychiatrists criminally accountable for patient discharges
Antidepressant withdrawal affects one in six peopleOne out of every six people may experience symptoms when discontinuing antidepressants, with proper tapering recommended for discontinuation.
German study shows 1 in 6 develop antidepressant withdrawal DW 06/07/202414% of people who discontinued antidepressants experience withdrawal symptoms.
Antidepressant withdrawal affects one in six peopleOne out of every six people may experience symptoms when discontinuing antidepressants, with proper tapering recommended for discontinuation.
German study shows 1 in 6 develop antidepressant withdrawal DW 06/07/202414% of people who discontinued antidepressants experience withdrawal symptoms.
The Avant-Garde Psychiatrist Who Built an Artistic RefugeFrancesc Tosquelles broke traditional barriers in psychiatry by fostering creativity and non-hierarchical relationships in patient care.
David Sturgeon obituaryDavid Sturgeon was a dedicated psychiatrist known for his empathetic approach and significant impact on patients and colleagues.
Psychedelics' Long Strange Trip to the Doctor's OfficePsychedelics like MDMA are being considered for treating treatment-resistant mental illnesses, despite facing challenges from regulatory bodies.Psychiatrists are conducting trials using psychedelics in therapy as part of a multifaceted approach to treating mental health conditions.