Neurology

Studies suggest there are subtypes of bipolar disorder, anxiety and depression that respond to certain medications. Is the research ready to affect clinical decisions?

Dr. Angela Mailis compares two patients who demonstrate how subjective the experience of pain can be—and what can be done about such differing cases.

Doctors of BC and the Consultant Specialists of BC say they surveyed nearly 1,000 specialists.

As part of a series of first-person true stories written by physicians, psychiatrist Dr. Betty Tang is reminded of why she went to medical school.

Caregivers noticed changes in behaviour with treatment over six weeks.

Currently, ADHD diagnoses are mostly made through cognitive and behavioural observations. However, this can be complemented—or perhaps even replaced in the future—by computational neuroscience.

But before we use a term, we should look at how it came to be and what it means to people.

ADEs in the outpatient setting are common, occuring in approximately 5% of patients. Of these, 22% are considered preventable.