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The journal psychiatrists read cover-to-cover!

SPECIAL REPORT: The Complicated Patient

CHAIR: Cynthia M. A. Geppert, MD, DPS

Read these new articles in this month’s print issue!

Diabetes & Anxiety: Inextricably Bound Together
Although there is some concern regarding antidepressant weight gain, existing research overwhelmingly shows that antidepressants have a favorable effect on glycemic control.

Hear No Evil, Hear No Help?
Hearing difficulties are common among the general patient population. Here: Simple tips for helping patients, young and old and in between, who may be deaf or have hearing loss.

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When Hypertension Complicates the Schizophrenia Picture

According to the CATIE study, about 62.4% of patients with schizophrenia were not receiving needed hypertension treatment.
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Don’t Throw in the Towel: Overcoming Refractory OCD

By recognizing subtypes and leveraging select treatments, it is possible to overcome resistant and refractory OCD.
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Up Next Month: Neuropsychiatry

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