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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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22
Mar
2026
AI and Psychiatric disorders? what is going on and How?
Posted On March 22, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Expectations for Psychiatry & AI 1. Augmentation, not replacement AI is expected to support psychiatrists, not replace them. Tools based on Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing can: 👉 But psychiatry relies heavily on human connection, empathy, and context, which AI cannot replicate. 2. Better diagnostics […]

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19
Feb
2026
الكلوزابين: لا داعي للقلق و الخوف منه
Posted On February 19, 2026  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

الكلوزابين: علاج فعال وآمن تحت إشراف طبي دقيق عزيزي المريض، الكلوزابين هو دواء مميز وفعال جداً في علاج الفصام والاضطرابات الذهانية، خاصة في الحالات التي لم تستجب للأدوية الأخرى. يعتبر هذا الدواء من أقوى العلاجات المتاحة وأكثرها نجاحاً في السيطرة على الأعراض الذهانية مثل الهلاوس والأوهام […]

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14
Nov
2025
Does Narcolepsy exist in eldely?
Posted On November 14, 2025  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Why do old patients nap while talking? Brief Attacks of Narcolepsy in the Elderly: Clinical Overview Important Clarification True narcolepsy rarely has its onset in elderly patients. When sleep attacks or sudden sleepiness occur in older adults, it’s usually NOT narcolepsy but rather other conditions that […]

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27
Jul
2025
Gabapentin and Dementia Risk
Posted On July 27, 2025  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Based on the Medscape article about gabapentin and dementia risk, sum up. Gabapentin and Dementia Risk: New Research Findings Study Overview • Anticonvulsant gabapentin linked to increased cognitive decline risk • Led by Nafis Eghrari, Case Western Reserve University • Published in Regional Anesthesia & Pain […]

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16
Jul
2025
The Digital Doctor:
Posted On July 16, 2025  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Certainly! The Digital Doctor: Hope, Hype, and Harm at the Dawn of Medicine’s Computer Age by Dr. Robert Wachter explores the intersection of healthcare and technology, particularly the impact of digitization on doctors, patients, and the healthcare system. The Promise and Pitfalls of Digitizing Medicine In […]

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09
May
2025
Neurobiology of SSRI-Induced Sexual Dysfunction
Posted On May 9, 2025  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

SSRI-induced sexual dysfunction affects approximately 40-70% of patients and involves complex neurobiological mechanisms across multiple systems governing sexual response. The underlying pathophysiology encompasses several interrelated mechanisms: Serotonergic Mechanisms 5-HT Receptor Subtypes Serotonergic Projections Downstream Neurotransmitter Effects Dopaminergic System Cholinergic System Nitric Oxide Pathway Neuroendocrine Mechanisms Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Gonadal […]

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09
May
2025
Neurobiology of SSRI-Induced Blunted Affect
Posted On May 9, 2025  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) can produce emotional blunting or flattened affect in a substantial subset of patients. This phenomenon involves complex neurobiological mechanisms across multiple systems: Serotonergic Mechanisms Direct 5-HT Effects Regional 5-HT Imbalance Dopaminergic System Interactions Mesolimbic Reward Circuit Mesocortical Pathway Glutamatergic and GABAergic […]

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16
Feb
2025
CVS and Psychiatric Presentation
Posted On February 16, 2025  By [email protected]  And has No Comment

Could a routine MRI scan reveal hidden risks for stroke, dementia, and severe depression? White matter hyperintensities (WMHs) are more than just age-related changes—they may serve as critical markers for neuropsychiatric disease progression. Research consistently links WMHs to serious neuropsychiatric outcomes: What Does This Mean for Psychiatric Practice? […]

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