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May 17, 2013
Clinical and Research News
Fitness Regimen Helps Seriously Mentally Ill People Lose Weight
Overexercise to Control Weight Can Cause Psychological Harm
Social Cognition in Schizophrenia May Improve With Oxytocin
Sunbaked Regions Often Show Lower ADHD Prevalence
Prolonged Fatigue in Teens Is Disabling, Undertreated
Autism Risk Rises With Prenatal Valproate Exposure
Community News
Psychiatrist Crosses Finish Line Just Before Boston Blast
Psychiatrists Act Quickly After Bombings In Boston
DB Goes Into Action After Explosion Devastates Town
Association News
Ink Meets Paper as DSM-5 Goes to Press
Virtual Career Fair Makes Connections Easy
APA Celebrates Members of 100% Club
From the President
My Last Column
Professional News
Section III of New Manual Looks to Future
Psychiatry, Family Medicine Realize Value of Joining Forces
Columbia University Launches Major LGBT Health Initiative
Spurlock Congressional Fellow Selected
Are Duty-Hour Changes Having Desired Effect?
DSM-5 Self-Exam
Major and Mild Neurocognitive Disorder
Residents’ Forum
Residents Bring Unique Perspective to Key Issues in Psychiatry
Government News
APA Gives Extensive Feedback on Sustainable Growth Rate Proposal
Minority Fellowship Program Gets Capitol Hill Spotlight
Psych_It
Is ‘Meaningful Use’ for Me?
Connections
How to Use Social Media—and When
Legal News
Solitary Confinement May Not Be Psychologically Harmful
IN MEMORIAM
Halpern to Be Honored Posthumously For Human Rights Efforts
From the Experts
Risk-Benefit Analyses in Medication Decision Making
Journal Digest
Journal Digest
Award-Winning Author Discusses Living With Schizophrenia
(6 hours ago)
APA Leaders Pay Tribute To Jay Scully, M.D., as He Nears Retirement
(8 hours ago)
Change in Annual Meeting Session With President Bill Clinton
(1 day ago)
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