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21 Nov The Importance of Regular Medication Reviews & How to Talk to Your Doctor About Medication Concerns

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28 Feb How to Master Medication Management

Posted at 20:47h in Psychiatric medications, Uncategorized by Damani Irby 0 Comments

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If you’re like many people, you may struggle to keep track of your medications and take control of your health. You’d be surprised how big of an impact medication management can have on your overall wellness. To help make this process easier, we’ve compiled some...

13 Nov Simple Genetic Test Helps Psychiatrists Prescribe With Less Trial-and-Error

Posted at 13:16h in Interesting facts about mental health, News About Psych Choices, Psychiatric medications by Emily Kahn-Freedman 0 Comments

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Studies have shown that when doctors used GeneSight to help guide their medication decisions, their patients were twice as likely to respond to the selected medicine. Plus, these patients saw a 70% greater improvement in their symptoms than those whose medications were chosen by the...

26 Jul Tough Love for Bubbie

Posted at 13:54h in Links and re-blogs of other blogs, Marriage and family life, Psychiatric medications by Emily Kahn-Freedman 0 Comments

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Helping someone you care about when they don’t want help is complex. When do you honor their wishes, and when do you superimpose your own beliefs out of a conviction that your instincts are correct? Several years ago, my husband and I faced this question...