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Antipsychotic-Induced Diabetes Mellitus 11/20/2012

Metabolic consequences of antipsychotic use include weight gain, hyperglycemia, and dyslipidemia.

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Pharmacologic therapy generally consists of symptomatic treatment and supportive care.

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Whooping cough begins with coldlike symptoms, including congestion, sneezing, low-grade fever, and mild cough.

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Psychiatric Drug-Drug Interactions: A Refresher 11/20/2012

Combination therapy with psychotropics makes adverse drug reactions more likely.

Schizophrenia: Managing Symptoms With Antipsychotics 11/20/2012

The choice of agent depends upon individual preference, prior treatment response, side-effect profiles, and patient medical history.

Bipolar II Disorder in Adults: A Review of Management Options 11/16/2011

Patients generally present with major depression and at least one hypomanic episode. 



Labeling Guidelines for Antipsychotics During Pregnancy 11/16/2011

The labeling for all antipsychotics will be updated to include an enhanced pregnancy section. 

Pharmacotherapy of Major Depressive Disorder 11/16/2011

Antidepressants can help treat prolonged depressed mood and anhedonia. 

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Schizophrenia 11/16/2011

This serious, chronic mental disease affects a person’s mood, understanding of reality, and ability to think clearly.

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