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The explosion of phony science causing people to distrust the experts

There s a growing problem of junk science being pushed by academic institutions.

New south walesUnited statesCity ofUnited kingdomNicholas steneckIvan oranskyAdam marcusYoshitaka fujiiStuart ritchieJennifer byrneInstitute of psychiatryUniversity of michiganNeuroscience at king college londonUniversity of sydney school medical sciencesAmerican association of university professorsRetraction watch

The Week in Review: December 4-8

From adjunctive cariprazine for the treatment of major depressive disorder to a new app for prescribing antidepressants and antipsychotics, here are highlights from the week in Psychiatric Times.

City ofUnited kingdomUnited statesSamantha meltzer brodyToby pillingerMarta sher adobestockRobert mccutcheonNeuroscience at king college londonDepartment of psychiatryDevelopment of neurosteroid therapeutics in postpartum depressionAmerican college of neuropsychopharmacologyUniversity of oxfordInstitute of psychiatryUniversity of north carolina at chapel hillAmerican heart associationBritish association of psychopharmacology

Prescribing Antidepressants and Antipsychotics? There s an App for That

The Psymatic Treatment Optimizer facilitates selecting agents ranked by adverse-effect profile with consideration of patient preference and tolerance.

United kingdomUnited statesCity ofLaila asmalRobert mccutcheonTamara kredoToby pillingerDepartment of medicineUniversity of oxfordInstitute of psychiatryDepartment of psychiatry at stellenbosch universityDivision of clinical pharmacologyAmerican psychiatric associationNeuroscience at king college londonUniversity of oxford department psychiatryStellenbosch university

Short Sleep Might Be Paving the Way to Depression

Consistently sleeping less than five hours a night may increase the risk of developing depressive symptoms, new research finds.

City ofUnited kingdomOlesya ajnakinaAndrew steptoeUniversity college londonNeuroscience at king college londonInstitute of psychiatryTranslational psychiatryOdessas hamiltonUniversity college london instituteHealth careEnglish longitudinal studyUniversity london college instituteCollege london

Alzheimer s disease: How gut bacteria may play a role

Researchers say gut bacteria may play a role in the development of Alzheimer's disease. Experts note that a healthy diet can help improve gut health.

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