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Young patients undergoing food oral immunotherapy and their families may need psychological support to help them complete the challenging treatment, researchers in Italy report.

New findings may help answer questions surrounding a robust increase in tic disorders during the pandemic.

A pediatrician recently asked me how to support patients at risk for suicide. With inpatient units and EDs over capacity, allocating resources to those with the most acute needs is crucial.

Use of e-cigarettes was not more effective than other methods, including going cold turkey, at helping cigarette smokers quit, a new study has found.

People with HPD want all the attention to be on them — and will be dramatic to get it. We Are/Getty Images Histrionic personality disorder (HPD) is

A study from the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Social Sciences has revealed the limitations of manipulating emotional responses to counter

Early interventions that focus on clinical case management and psychiatric care are effective in young individuals with borderline personality disorder, new research suggests.

New data in cardiology, oncology, and neurology are calling into question the value of even the proverbial one glass of wine a day recommendation.

Holiday stress and Dialectical Behavior Therapy: Dr. Gillian Galen gives her best tips

About 11% of young children with ADHD were prescribed parent training in behavior management, a study shows.