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Autism Risk Rises With Prenatal Valproate Exposure
Valproate is an effective treatment for seizure, pain, bipolar disorder, and other conditions, but the potential for damage with fetal exposure limits its use.
Social Cognition in Schizophrenia May Improve With Oxytocin
Risk-Benefit Analyses in Medication Decision Making
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Are Duty-Hour Changes Having Desired Effect?
Did a change in shift length for medical interns give them more time to sleep and result in fewer medical errors?
Is ‘Meaningful Use’ for Me?
Columbia University Launches Major LGBT Health Initiative
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Solitary Confinement May Not Be Psychologically Harmful
Solitary confinement may not be as psychologically harmful as has been alleged, but it certainly confers no benefit either. The problem is that there are inadequate services for mentally ill inmates.
APA Gives Extensive Feedback on Sustainable Growth Rate Proposal
Minority Fellowship Program Gets Capitol Hill Spotlight
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Psychiatrist Crosses Finish Line Just Before Boston Blast
Brent Forester, M.D., says the Boston Marathon attack struck at an iconic city event that is not only about the runners, but about bringing the entire community together.
DB Goes Into Action After Explosion Devastates Town
Psychiatrist Helps Ensure Future of Psychosomatic Medicine
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Ink Meets Paper as
DSM-5
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Turning
DSM-5
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APA Celebrates Members of 100% Club
Virtual Career Fair Makes Connections Easy
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How to Use Social Media—and When
First of a two-part series, John Luo, M.D., discusses how physicians and patients use social media.
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Halpern to Be Honored Posthumously For Human Rights Efforts
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