· د. مصطفى محمود اللي يموت النهارده بيحصل اللي ماتوا من آلاف السنين .. إذن ماذا ستفعل في قبرك لو بقيت فيه ١٠٠ الف سنة مثلًا ؟ ولا تعرف متي يوم القيامة ؟ – يقول الدكتور مصطفي محمود : سأعطيكم طريقه نفعت معي كثيرا وأصبحت أركز […]
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Eye findings can support a psychiatric assessment, but they are never diagnostic on their own. Many eye signs are influenced by lighting, sleep, drugs, neurological illness, endocrine disease, and culture. Therefore, describe “Eye appearance” objectively rather than interpreting it as a fixed personality trait. 1. Useful […]
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The Story of Risperidone: From Laboratory to Revolution A Molecule That Changed Psychiatry Forever Prologue: The World Before Risperidone To understand the magnitude of risperidone’s discovery, we must first appreciate the darkness that preceded it. The year is 1950. A French surgeon named Henri Laborit is […]
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In the spring of 1956, a 32‑year‑old Belgian physician named Paul Janssen was tinkering with a line of chemistry that was never supposed to touch psychiatry. He was trying to build a better painkiller. His small family firm, Janssen Pharmaceutica, sat in Beerse, Belgium—far from the […]
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“10 Hidden Signs That I Have ADHD” or something similar. (There are variations such as “5 Hidden Signs That I Have Autism” or “…That I Am Neurodiverse.”) These writers do not have ADHD. This is a fad, an online trend created by social media. As a […]
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The blog post “How to Learn Anything Faster (Simple Study Guide for Students)” offers six effective techniques to improve learning speed without excessive study hours. The key strategies include: The post concludes that by implementing these methods, students can significantly improve their learning efficiency and retention. […]
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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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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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