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Insights Into Mechanism-Based Biomarkers for Psychosis Prediction from Kim Do, PhD

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By Jennifer Payne, William Li , Morgan S. Hardy
| Psychiatric Times
Data on prevalence of first-episode psychosis resulting in subsequent schizophrenia diagnosis is mixed, and variation of symptoms can make it difficult to gauge whether a patient experiencing psychosis will have further episodes or develop a disorder later on. As psychiatry continues research into biological markers for identifying and diagnosing psychiatric disorders, Kim Do, PhD, has contributed to biomarker research to predict psychosis based on specific mechanisms in the brain.
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New Name, New Path for Psychiatry: The Future of the DSM

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By Jennifer Payne, William Li , Morgan S. Hardy
| Psychiatric Times
CONFERENCE REPORTER Jonathan E. Alpert, MD, PhD, the vice chair of the Future DSM Committee, explored the meaning behind the name change of the upcoming, new DSM, at the American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology (ASCP) Annual Meeting in Miami, FL. The American Psychiatric Association released plans for a new edition of the DSM earlier this year.1,2 This new edition aims to address the shortcomings and critiques of previous editions.
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Pregnancy & Tylenol: The Truth Behind the Mistaken Association

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By William Li , Morgan S. Hardy, Jennifer Payne
| Psychiatric Times
CONFERENCE REPORTER “There really is no evidence that Tylenol is associated with autism,” shared Jennifer L. Payne, MD, at the American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology (ASCP) Annual Meeting in Miami, FL.
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