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23
Aug
2026
Claude Cheat Sheet: Maximum Utilization Guide : course
Posted On August 23, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

done by AI For Dr. Serag — Psychiatrist, Researcher, Lecturer & Department Head 🧠 CORE INTERACTION PRINCIPLES How to Get the BEST Responses Do This Instead of This Why Be specific and detailed Vague questions More targeted, useful answers Give context about your goal Just ask […]

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24
Jul
2026
Folic, folinic, and methyl folate are not the same
Posted On July 24, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Folic acid and folinic acid are both forms of Vitamin B9 but differ significantly in structure, metabolism, and clinical use.  Folic acid is a synthetic, fully oxidized form found in supplements and fortified foods that requires conversion by the enzymes DHFR and MTHFR to become active.  Folinic acid (also known as leucovorin) is a […]

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19
Jul
2026
Visual tools for speed learning
Posted On July 19, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Visuals turn clinical complexity into rapid understanding. Below is a compact, practical blog you can publish on your teaching site — evidence‑oriented, slide‑ready, and written for clinicians who want fast, usable methods to convert psychiatric text into clear graphics. Start with one short paragraph (purpose). Visual […]

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19
Jul
2026
Learn Faster
Posted On July 19, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Summing up, “How to Learn Anything Faster (Simple Study Guide for Students)” emphasizes that effective learning is about studying “smart,” not necessarily studying longer. It outlines six key techniques: The post concludes by encouraging readers to apply these techniques consistently for improved academic performance.

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17
Jul
2026
Metabolic Mind or Metabolic Psychiatry
Posted On July 17, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

What is Metabolic Psychiatry? Metabolic psychiatry is an emerging medical subspecialty that focuses on the profound connection between metabolic health and brain function. It operates on the principle that many mental health disorders—such as depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia—are not just “chemical imbalances” but are closely tied to […]

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17
Jul
2026
The  Crossing Zero
Posted On July 17, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

The Art and Science of Coming Off—and Staying Off—Psychiatric Drugs by Danish clinical psychologist and researcher Anders Sørensen, PhD. Summary of “Crossing Zero” The core thesis of Crossing Zero is that psychiatric deprescribing (tapering off psychiatric medications) is not merely a biological process of dose reduction but a profound […]

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17
Jul
2026
Scattered Minds
Posted On July 17, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Scattered Minds: The Origins and Healing of Attention Deficit Disorder, by renowned physician Dr. Gabor Mate . Core Thesis: A Shift in Perspective In Scattered Minds, Dr. Gabor Maté—who has been diagnosed with ADHD himself—challenges the traditional medical model. He argues that Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD) is not a purely genetic, […]

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18
May
2026
Brief Attacks of Narcolepsy in the Elderly: detect and manage your dad
Posted On May 18, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Important Clarification 1. True Narcolepsy in the Elderly (Rare) Epidemiology Characteristics in Elderly Why It’s Rare in the Elderly 2. “Narcolepsy-Like” Symptoms in the Elderly (Common) Differential Diagnosis – What It Usually IS: A. Sleep Apnea (Most Common) Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA): B. Medication Side Effects […]

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25
Apr
2026
The Story of Lithium: Discovery, Triumph, and Decline
Posted On April 25, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

ANCIENT ORIGINS — LITHIUM BEFORE LITHIUM The Waters That Healed Long before lithium was isolated as an element, its effects were experienced unknowingly: CHAPTER 2: SCIENTIFIC BIRTH OF LITHIUM (1817) The Discovery Early Chemical Properties Noted: CHAPTER 3: 19TH CENTURY MEDICINE — LITHIUM’S FIRST MEDICAL LIFE […]

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24
Apr
2026
AI’s Impact on OCD: Clinical Presentation & Pharmacotherapy
Posted On April 24, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

HOW AI IS RESHAPING OCD SYMPTOM PRESENTATION A. New AI-Driven Obsessional Themes OCD latches onto whatever is most threatening or uncertain in a person’s environment. AI has created entirely new content domains for obsessions: AI-Related OCD Theme Obsessional Fear Compulsive Response AI Surveillance OCD “AI is […]

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