E. Fuller Torrey 2022 The Unknown Dangers of Human Toxoplasmosis I like cats. They make nice companions, especially for people living alone. I won’t say I like them better than dogs because that would seem disrespectful to the cocker spaniel of my childhood, very loving though not very bright. I became especially fond of Meowser, […]
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Elspeth Cameron Ritchie • Maria D. Llorente Editors 2019 Optimizing Clinical Outcomes War and politics are always intertwined, and both impact the health care of the active duty service member. The health of veterans may be still more sensitive to this interconnection because politicians often rally to their cause in order to further their own […]
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Editors: Ives Cavalcante Passos, Benson Mwangi, Flávio Kapczinski 2019 Big Data Analytics in Mental Health This book was written to address the emerging need to deal with the explosion of information available about individual behaviours and choices. Importantly, we believe that there are still untapped opportunities to transform such information into intelligence that would enable […]
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Editors: Paula C. Zimbrean, Mark A. Oldham, Hochang, Benjamin Lee 2019 A Guide to Behavioral Healthcare for the Surgical Patient In this book, Perioperative Psychiatry, Drs. Zimbrean, Oldham, and Lee have spelled out a compelling argument that team-based care for the surgical patient results in improved quality, enhanced safety, and better outcomes. While traditional models […]
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Faruk Uguz, Laura Orsolini Editors 2019 Non-psychotic mental disorders are amongst the most common morbidities in pregnancy and postpartum (together referring to the perinatal period). So far, research about mental disorders in the perinatal period has largely focused on depression, particularly postpartum depression, even though increasing evidence shows a substantial morbidity with other psychiatric disorders […]
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Editors: Silvana Galderisi, Lynn E. DeLisi, Stefan Borgwardt 2019 The project of a book on the state of the art of neuroimaging in schizophrenia and other primary psychotic disorders matured within the activities of the Section on Neuroimaging in Psychiatry of the World Psychiatric Association. Deciding the focus was not an easy task, in the […]
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Editors: H. Steven Moffic, John Peteet, Ahmed Zakaria Hankir, Rania Awaad 2019 Recognition, Prevention, and Treatment
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Editor Daniel L. Segal 2019 The first three editions of this book had Michel Hersen and Samuel M. Turner as its editors. After Sam’s untimely death, Michel invited me to join the team and we coedited the fourth edition together, which was published in 2010. Now that Michel has retired, I remain as the sole editor […]
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George S. Everly, Jr., Jeffrey M. Lating 2019 Fourth Edition In 1981, Robert Rosenfeld and I (GSE) wrote The Nature and Treatment of the Stress Response. The book was the first of its kind integrating psychophysiology and neuroendocrinology with clinical psychology and psychiatry to achieve two specific goals: to improve our understanding of the complex […]
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Editors: Janna S. Gordon-Elliott Anna H. Rosen 2019 Young adulthood is a time of substantial transition, growth, risk, and opportunity. Transitioning out of adolescence involves developmental challenges including, but not limited to, establishment of independence, crystallization of personality, navigation of intimate relationships, and laying the groundwork for a career. This stage of life is also the […]
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