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Psychiatric News

  • Volume 40
  • Number 3
  • February 2005
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Association News

APA Begins Major Outreach To Tsunami-Devastated Nations

Government News

Medicare Prescription Benefit Excludes Benzodiazepines

Community News

Beauty Queen's Reign to Focus On Depression Awareness

From the President

Educating People About Psychiatry–One by One

Professional News

Meeting in Italy

Legal News

Inaccurate Expert Testimony Wins Yates New Trial

Government News

Benefit Cuts Force Many To Make Painful Choices
Medicare to Cover Some Efforts To Stop Smoking
Mary's Story
HHS Tries to Make HIPAA More Consumer Friendly

Professional News

Applicants Sought

Psychiatric Practice & Managed Care

Psychiatrists Often Lose On Dual-Eligible Patients
Protect Your Signature
CPT Q&A
Psychiatric Practice & Managed Care Update Schedule
Preauthorization Requirements Less Onerous

Professional News

HMOs May Lose Ability To Limit Medication Choice
NAPHS Directory
Public Shows Little Consensus On Health Care Priorities
Find Way to Cover Uninsured, Health Care Leaders Say
Teens Reduce Use Of Most Illicit Drugs
APsaA Leader Strives To Secure Field's Future
Is End Near for Popular Assessment Tool?

District Branches in the News

D.C. Psychiatrists Build Bridge To Diplomatic Community

In Memoriam

APA honors the following members whose deaths were reported to APA from October through December 2004.

Professional News

Sorel at WPA

Viewpoints

WPA Continues to Pursue Concerns About Chinese Psychiatric Abuses

Professional News

The American Psychiatric Foundation honors its outstanding 2004 individual and corporate donors.

History Notes

Activist Psychiatrist Guided Journal For Three Eventful Decades

Professional News

NIAAA Targets Alcohol Message To Middle Schoolers

International News

Psychiatrists Near and Far Respond to Tragedy

Clinical & Research News

Antipsychotics May Impede Glucose Metabolism
Anticonvulsant May Benefit Bipolar, Alcoholic Patients

Erratum

Errata

Clinical & Research News

Familial Psychiatric Risk May Extend to Third Generation
Dementia Assessment Should Include Cardiovascular Issues
Well-Chosen Questions Elicit More Side-Effect Information
Women With Borderline Disorder Show Less Anger on Anticonvulsants
Genetic Anomaly Linked To Seasonal Binge Eating
Brains of Those With Autism May Be Alphabetically Different

Letters to the Editor

Hope for Next Generation
IMGs Valuable Resource
Life After Death

Government News

What the Law Says
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