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Schizophrenia 15 Oct, 2023 Read Time: 4 mins

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Tracing the Arc of Progress: A Historical Exploration of Evolving Schizophrenia Treatments and Treatment Goals

What series of small steps can promote and maintain functional recovery in patients with...
Depression 15 Oct, 2023 Read Time: 4 mins

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Navigating the Emotional Labyrinth in MDD

Initiating and optimizing treatment for patients with Major Depressive Disorder During The 27th...
Depression 15 Oct, 2023 Read Time: 4 mins

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The Complex Intertwine of MDD and GAD

Initiating and optimizing treatment for patients with Major Depressive Disorder During the 27th...
Migraine 15 Oct, 2023 Read Time: 3 mins

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A New Era in Migraine Therapy: Unpacking the Potentials of IV anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies

Exploring the Key Considerations for Prescribing Anti-CGRPs – Advantages of Eptinezumbab During The...
Migraine 15 Oct, 2023 Read Time: 3 mins

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Guarding Against the Grind: Migraine Prevention Essentials

Understanding the Patient’s Needs in Migraine Management: The Right Plan for the Right...
Migraine 15 Oct, 2023 Read Time: 3 mins

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Navigating Migraine Mazes: A Compass to Individualized Care

Understanding the Patient’s Needs in Migraine Management: The Right Plan for the Right...
Depression 15 Jun, 2023 Read Time: 2 mins

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Unlocking the Emotional Maze: Exploring Emotional Blunting and Anhedonia

During the 18th International Congress on Psychiatry and the 6th International Congress on Child...
Depression 15 Jun, 2023 Read Time: 4 mins

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Untangling the Threads: Delving into the Complexities and the Management of Depression

During the 18th International Congress on Psychiatry and the 6th International Congress on Child...
08 May, 2023 Read Time: 2 mins

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Female inmates with a lifetime history of trauma and mental illness. Focus on trauma and the interaction with forensic psychiatry

At the recent South African Biological Psychiatry Congress, held in September 2022, Dr Samantha...
08 May, 2023 Read Time: 2 mins

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The Covid-19 pandemic and OCD: A devastating duo? OCD and disorders on the spectrum: Different sides of the same coin

During the recent South African Biological Psychiatry Congress held in Cape Town in 2022, Obsessive...
08 May, 2023 Read Time: 2 mins

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Exploring trauma histories among forensic state patients charged with murder

At the recent South African Biological Psychiatry Congress, which took place in September 2022, Prof...
Mental-Health 30 Oct, 2022 Read Time: 3 mins

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A child psychiatrist’s perspective on current treatment options

During the third multidisciplinary South African congress for ADHD, Dr Brendan Belsham, a child and...

When “Patients” are not “Patients” (Yet)

In this four-part series, based on presentations given by Professors Christopher Correll, John Hardy and Karen Rommelfanger, we explore how earlier detection of brain disorders could improve patient care.

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