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Table of Contents
October 2002 (Vol. 1, No. 10) Evidence-Based ReviewsOne AA meeting doesn’t fit all: 6 keys to prescribing 12-step programs
Robert F. Forman, PhD Adult ADHD: Less hyperactivity, but lingering inattention and distress
Michael Alan Schwartz, MD New uses for atypicals in pediatric patients: How to offer the benefits while minimizing side effects
Donna Londino, MD; Lisa Wiggins, MS; Peter Buckley, MD Using atypicals for patients without psychosis: The strength of evidence varies with the diagnosis
Donna Londino, MD; Lisa Wiggins, MS; Peter Buckley, MD From a trickle to a flood: Pipelines fill with psychotropics for children
Joseph DeVeaugh-Geiss, MD From The EditorPediatric psychiatry is growing up
James Randolph Hillard, MD, Editor-in-Chief Cases That Test Your SkillsThe case of the quadriplegic cyberterrorist
Michael A. Sperber, MD Comments & ControversiesMeasuring speech pauses to help suicidal patients Improving the ‘awful’ task of reading journals Managing every mental disorder? Psyber PsychiatryA valuable audio-visual tool in your pocket
John Luo, MD PearlsHow to detect and prevent prescription abuse
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