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Psychiatric News

  • Volume 38
  • Number 3
  • February 2003
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Clinical & Research News

Prescription Data on Youth Raise Important Questions

Professional News

Minnesota DB’s Success in Improving Access Not Duplicated Elsewhere
Group-Practice Psychiatrists See Temporary Income Increase

From the President

Help Secure the Future Of Psychiatric Research

Government News

Is Loophole Shortchanging Mentally Ill Veterans?
NIDA Starts Drug Education Early

Professional News

Army Goes Into Battle Against Soldier Suicides
Michigan Continues to Cut Public Psychiatry Beds
Menninger, Baylor Finally Tie Knot After Calling Off Earlier Wedding
New Guidelines Will Help Avert E-Mail Crash
No Short-Term Resolution in Sight For Malpractice Insurance Crisis
Ecstasy Message Appears To Be Sinking In
Proving What Works Is Challenge For N.Y.C.’s New MH Director

Health Care Economics

Residential Drug Treatment Found to Be Good Value

Community News

Police Taught Proper Response To Mentally Ill Suspects
Business-Academic Partnership Ensures Mental Illness No Employment Barrier
Success Stems From Six Principles

Association News

APF Appoints Five To Board of Directors
APA Members Urged to Volunteer As Screeners

Capitol Comments

Time of Transitions

Early Career Issues

“So Now What?”

Association News

In Memoriam
APA Co-Writes Educational Booklet On Seclusion and Restraint
Applications Invited For Elsa Barton Scholarship

Clinical & Research News

Dopamine Pathway May Link Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder
It’s Back to the Future For Ulcers and Anxiety
Cocaine Appears to Damage Brain’s Dopamine Neurons
Colicky Babies Seriously Stress Moms, But the Anxiety Is Short-Lived
Punishment Beliefs Tied to Depression in Those With HIV
Risk-Taking Behavior Linked to Religiosity, Researcher Suggests

Med Check

Clinical & Research News

Alzheimer’s Drugs May Offer Psychiatric Benefits
Antisocial Behavior Contagious For Some Married Couples
Testosterone May Boost Efficacy Of Antidepressants in Men

Letter to the Editor

Public Education Justified
Patient Safety

Erratum

Erratum

Professional News

Hospital Occupancy Rates Up
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