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Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors: A Masterclass.
The language we use in psychiatry matters. Here’s one example:
We’ve been calling them “SSRIs” for decades — but the S (selective) was never accurate. These medications act on multiple serotonin receptor subtypes and other neurotransmitter...
"Future" DSM repeats the past - Part I: Validity is ignored
A Moment of Transition
Recent articles in the American Journal of Psychiatry highlighted the activities of the “Future DSM” Strategic Committee and outlined planned changes to the diagnostic manual. They described four organizational adjus...
Serotonin reuptake inhibitors: What they don't teach you
I would like to announce two new podcast episodes on SRIs: What they don’t teach you.
You can access them in the link below.
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Karl Jaspers: The Third Great Germanic Psychiatrist
Here is my latest podcast on the the greatest of all psychiatrists, in my opinion, who also was a great philosopher of existence.
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Psychiatrists you should know: Old and new
I have begun a series of podcast episodes on psychiatrists you should know, older historical figures like Emil Kraepelin and more recent leaders like my mentor Frederick Goodwin. The links below take you to those episodes:
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