Psychiatric Disorders on the PRMS Blog

As part of PRMS’ ongoing commitment to behavioral health, we invited Dr. Julian Khaymovich to be featured as a guest blogger this month. Dr. Khaymovich discusses how the rise of AI-generated content is eroding societal trust, blurring reality, and posing significant risks to mental health by fostering paranoia, anxiety, and isolation, underscoring the urgent need for regulation ...

As part of PRMS’ ongoing commitment to behavioral health, we invited Dr. Brittany Ranieri to be featured as a guest blogger this month. Dr. Ranieri shares her research on perinatal mental health and encourages psychiatry residency training programs across the county to incorporate more training into their curriculums. Dr. Ranieri is a PGY-4 Psychiatry Resident Physician at the ...

*This piece is republished from the Colorado Psychiatric Society Autumn 2023 A Piece of Our Mind newsletter. As part of our ongoing commitment to behavioral health, PRMS is pleased to feature Dr. Ashley Curry, Colorado Psychiatric Society member, psychiatrist, and addiction specialist, as a guest blogger this month. Dr. Curry introduces the Access Transformative Outreach Progra ...

*This piece is a re-print from the Central California Psychiatric Society’ 2022 Quarterly Update from December 2022. As part of our ongoing commitment to behavioral health, PRMS is pleased to feature geriatric psychiatry specialist, Dr. Rossano Bangasan, MD, DFAPA, Central California Psychiatric Society (CCPS) member, and Chair of the Geriatric Committee at CCPS, as one of the ...

In keeping with PRMS’ mission to support the greater behavioral health community, we invited Vasudev Makhija, MD, DLFAPA, founder and president of the South Asian Mental Health Initiative and Network (SAMHIN), and a past president of the New Jersey Psychiatric Association (NJPA), to share more about SAMHIN, its current projects, and future plans. PRMS is proud to support SAMHIN ...

The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times reported on an article in today’s issue of The Lancet entitled “Identification of risk loci with shared effects on five psychiatric disorders: a genome-wide analysis”  (free, but registration required).  The article suggests that there is an apparent genetic relationship involving calcium-channel activity genes among the five major ...