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Top Psychiatry Stories of 2007

I am pleased to introduce this year’s Top Stories for Journal Watch Psychiatry. The editorial board has determined the Top Stories of 2007 after . . .

Weighty Issues in 2007

Researchers examined weight gain: psychiatric patients’ propensities, molecular mechanisms, and potential treatments.

After STAR*D, What More Could There Be?

This year, researchers learned much about the wide-ranging effects of depression and about helpful treatments for this debilitating illness.

New Studies in Polymorphism Psychiatry: Focus on 5-HTTLPR

When life gets hard, does the short allele confer the short end of the stick?

Childhood Bipolar Disorder: Why Are the Numbers Higher?

Even if the answer becomes clearer, the reality of treating these ill children remains harsh.

It’s Not Benign: Cannabis, Cognition, and Psychosis

Accumulating evidence suggests that cannabis use is harmful to mental health.

Neuroethics: The Potential (Mis)Application of Neuroscience

Difficult ethical issues accompany new imaging techniques and insights.

Top Psychiatry Stories of 2006

The Journal Watch Psychiatry editors offer their perspective on the year’s most important stories in psychiatry.

Wondering About the Wonder Drugs: A Second Look at the Atypical Antipsychotics

Findings from government-funded research are not as positive as earlier results.

Behavioral Treatment for Chronic Insomnia Works

Why won’t you suggest it?

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