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Day 2: Reporting Live from the American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting

It’s Tuesday noon in Toronto. We now have some 22,000 psychiatrists and related professionals in town at the American Psychiatric Association annual meeting, which ends in two days. We are all here to listen to the experts, and I find that one of the best ways is to simply bowl right up and start a...
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Dawdy
5/23/06 4:38pm
good stuff. when does sachs expect to have the remainder of the step-bd stuff come out? ******************************************************** Hi, Dawdy. Probably November. Thanks for reading! John
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Stephany
5/23/06 11:59pm
Thank you, this is fantastic! ************************************************ Thanks, Stephanie. You made my day John
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John
5/24/06 9:29pm
John, Your reporting is excellent. Are there any new mood stablizers that are being studied? Thanks for your blogs and your website. Michele **************************************************** Thanks, Michele. Nothing new on the new mood stabilizers front, as far as I could see. The focus, instead, is on being smarter with the meds we have right now. This means being very careful about prescribing an antidepressant to someone with bipolar. It also means close patient-psychiatrist alliances. I'm going to have to go through my notes, but what I gathered is patients who see their psychiatrists frequently do much better on their meds. I won't put a number on this, but if you feel you are not seeing your psychiatrist enough, it is probably worth scheduling in the extra routine visit, even if this extra visit may involve you paying out of your own pocket. John

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