Psychiatrists say fentanyl test strips can be powerful tool for slowing the scourge of overdoses attributed to tainted street drugs.
Read MoreResearch Project Seeks to Identify and Screen Patients at High Risk for Cognitive Decline
Interdisciplinary researchers aim to leverage a $2.6 million NIA grant to develop and validate two low-cost, low-effort screening tools for use in primary care settings.
First Randomized Trial of Ketamine for Youth Suicidality to Launch With NIH Support
Our new trial is pairing short-term ketamine therapy with the CAMS methodology over the long term in an attempt to reduce suicidality in adolescents and young adults.
The Brain and Gender Identity: Current Evidence and Implications for Practice (Podcast)
A psychiatrist with expertise in gender dysphoria explores implications of documented structural and functional differences between transgender and cisgender brains.
The Role of Genetics in Suicidality Among Pediatric Patients
Initial results from one of the largest studies in children and adolescents to investigate the role of COMT polymorphism suggest the promise of early identification of individuals who may be more vulnerable to self-harm and suicidality.
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Mental Health in the Era of COVID-19: Observations From a Frontline Provider
Recent CDC survey data on the pandemic’s mental health impacts are being borne out by families seen at Cleveland Clinic. One of our child and adolescent psychiatrists shares some actions taken in response.
Virtual Shared Appointments Are a Boon for Managing Functional Movement Disorders
Although prompted by the pandemic, virtual SMAs are likely to persist long-term for the sometimes marginalized and isolated population of patients with FMDs.
Time to Stable Dose of Psychostimulants in Pediatric Patients With ADHD
A substantial number of patients with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder do not achieve a stable medication dose right away. Michael Manos, PhD, discusses titration strategies and how pediatricians can support families through the process.
Pandemic Appears to Fuel Rise in Stress Cardiomyopathy Rates
The incidence of stress cardiomyopathy in patients with acute coronary syndrome spiked in the early months of the COVID-19 era relative to historical levels, a Cleveland Clinic study reveals.
Taming COVID-19-Inflamed Physician Burnout (Podcast)
Burnout risk has been especially high since the pandemic began. In this episode of our Neuro Pathways podcast, a health psychologist shares insights on its causes and how to cultivate resiliency.
Behavioral Health Complaints in Emergency Departments Plunge During COVID-19
Plummeting rates of ED visits for suicidal ideation and overall behavioral health in a new Cleveland Clinic study are a wake-up call to providers and the public at large.