In sickness and in health, older couples mostly make Medicare moves together
Study of people in Medicare Advantage plans suggests need for efforts to support joint decision-making
Study of people in Medicare Advantage plans suggests need for efforts to support joint decision-making
PsyPost article about Dr. Hans Schroder's study
Introducing the newest cohort to train within the Department of Psychiatry
Sleep medicine experts say psychotherapy is the first line treatment for chronic insomnia
Drs. Laura Hirshbein and David Im published an article about the inpatient psychiatry environment in this month’s special issue of AMA Journal of Ethics.
Dr. Carrie Tamarelli and colleagues published a commentary in this month’s special issue of AMA Journal of Ethics.
Our podcast for health care providers returns with season 2; those who listen can receive CME credit or social work CEUs.
Dr. Amanda Maher is leading the U-M initiative, one of six sites in the U.S. and Canada focused on unearthing clues to the unique biological, genetic, and psychosocial factors contributing to SuperAgers’ resilient cognition.
Sarah Sperry, Ph.D., of the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program, recently wrote an article for bpHope on sleep strategies to manage bipolar disorder symptoms.
New findings show strong response in many patients, but ongoing research aims to find blood biomarkers that might predict success, and compare IV and nasal delivery
Half experienced some relief and 15% went into remission after six weeks of IV infusions despite complex mental health status
Webinar highlights medications for treating substance use disorders and personal stories of recovery
Dr. Emily Bilek is quoted in this Everyday Health article.
Article co-authored in Psychiatric Times by Dr. Jane Harness
Read the January 2024 edition of the Psychiatry E-Newsletter
Study shows scanning patients’ records for signs of risky drinking could identify those without an alcohol-related diagnosis who might want to cut back, alone or with help.
Dr. Helen Burgess is quoted in this National Geographic article.
Large study shows having bipolar disorder is associated with a four- to six-fold risk of dying prematurely, suggesting more preventive efforts needed