Articles from Clinical Psychiatry News (September 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'The rudest awakening'.	Hudyncia, Stephen	Letter to the editor	597
A destructive message.		Letter to the editor	477
Acknowledging the truth.	Rahman, Desiree	Letter to the editor	197
ADHD drug use tied to higher math, reading scores.	Matthews, Renee	Clinical report	435
Aggressive intervention needed for some drinkers.	Brunk, Doug		546
Alcohol use is highest among older, educated pregnant women.	Brunk, Doug		401
Antidepressant use doubled from 1996-2005: surveys show number of Americans treated with medication climbed from 13 million to 27 million.	Moon, Mary Ann		850
APA: DSM-V field trials set to begin soon.	Schneider, Mary Ellen		607
Asenapine wins approval based on short-term data: sublingual antipsychotic adds to options.	Mechcatie, Elizabeth		748
Assess for comorbidities in chronic pain.	Bates, Betsy		1513
Diacetylmorphine compares favorably with methadone.	Moon, Mary Ann	Report	550
Dissociation and adolescents.		Letter to the editor	986
DSM-V: unseen danger ahead.	Grumet, Gerald W.		782
Easy cessation may be early sign of lung Ca.	Bates, Betsy		562
Elevated risk for lipid disorders seen in bipolar.	McNamara, Damian		564
Evidence-based psychiatric medicine: is the Canadian health care system better?	Leard-Hansson, Jan		901
FDA finds toxins, carcinogens in electronic cigarettes.	Ault, Alicia		450
Fink! Still at large: a study on youth involved with the child welfare system suggests that they may be 'at risk for negative outcomes.' To what extent might CWS contact affect a child's mental health?	Fink, Faul J.		1869
Free psychotherapy for military families.	Wendling, Patrice		1050
From 'Marcus Welby' to 'Scrubs'.	Wortmann, Robert L.	Editorial	574
Hardest work lies ahead on health care reform.	Ault, Alicia		892
Has the regulation of physician-industry relationships gone too far? Regulation is harmful.	Gonzalez-Campoy, Michael		395
Has the regulation of physician-industry relationships gone too far? Regulation is necessary.	Carlat, Daniel		481
Hypnosis: an important option.		Letter to the editor	237
Increased pituitary volume seen in bipolar.	Helwick, Caroline		283
Injectable beats oral antipsychotics for bipolar.	McNamara, Damian	Clinical report	593
Multiple posttrauma sessions can backfire.	Wachter, Kerri		350
New report issued on depression, pregnancy: joint APA/ACOG work group specifies when antidepressants should be tapered or discontinued.	Mahoney, Diana		892
New survey shows analysts remain committed to work.	Wendling, Patrice		466
NIH urged to collaborate more with pharma.	Frieden, Joyce		626
Policy & practice: can't get enough policy & practice? Check out our new podcast each Monday.	Ault, Alicia		792
Posttraumatic psychopathologies.	Loewenstein, Richard J.	Letter to the editor	399
Posttraumatic stress persists after 2001 attack: rescue/recovery workers most likely to have delayed symptoms, survey finds.	Moon, Mary Ann		591
Pramipexole acts as antidepressant in PD.	London, Susan		570
Psychoanalytic approach rivals CBT for panic disorder.	Wendling, Patrice		423
Quality gains key to health care reform.	Frieden, Joyce		642
Saliva test may guide smoking cessation treatment.	Johnson, Kate		306
Sertraline falls short for depressed heart failure patients.	McNamara, Damian	Clinical report	623
Some children outgrow ADHD, imaging shows.	MacNeil, Jane Salodof		1104
Targeted psychotherapy can enhance bipolar disorder outcomes.	Helwick, Caroline		384
Teen abuse of ADHD stimulants climbed 76%.	Wachter, Kerri		582
Teens' suicidality risk differs by ethnicity.	Boschert, Sherry		218
Vital signs.		Brief article	90
We must listen to the patients.	Spiegel, David	Letter to the editor	489
Wealth of data ignored.	Kluft, Richard P.	Letter to the editor	681