Does Isotretinoin Cause Depression and Suicide?
By J. Douglas Bremner, MD
Mental Fitness
Mental Fitness is a peer-reviewed monthly journal. Its goals are to continue to bridge the gap between psychiatry and primary care and to expose the growing interface between psychiatry and obstetrics and gynecology. Women are the main sufferers of mental illness, and the OB/GYN field must become educated in modern psychiatry and neuropsychiatry if we are to make continued advances in diagnosing and treating CNS illnesses. Our editorial package is geared to contribute to that end and to the goal of timely, relevant, and educational reporting on developments and trends in the field of psychiatry. The editor of Mental Fitness is Kimberly Yonkers, MD.
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Recognition and Treatment of Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care
By Risa B. Weisberg, PhD and Kristin M. Maki, PhD
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Panic Disorder During Pregnancy
By Dana March, BA and Kimberly A. Yonkers, MD
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Cause & Effect
Dealing with the Loss of a Spouse
By Dina Kerasiotis, RN, PsyD
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The MentalFitness Interview: David Shaffer, FRCP, FRCPsych, on the Rise and Fall of the Teen Suicide Rate -
Anxiety and Other Emotional Factors in Noncardiac Chest Pain
By Kamila S. White, PhD and Susan D. Raffa, MA
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Gender and Schizophrenia
By Carla M. Canuso, MD and Gahan Pandina, PhD
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Ethical Issues In Schizophrenia: Considerations for Treatment and ResearchBy Laura B. Dunn, MD
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Economic Impacts of Anxiety Disorders
By Ernst R. Berndt, PhD and Tamar Sisitsky, MA
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Anxiety Disorders
Overview:
Vast Progress but a Long Journey Ahead
By Tracey M. Boudine
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Psychiatric Bulletin:
Late-Breaking Clinical News
