September 2002 (Vol. 1, No. 9)

Evidence-Based Reviews

EEGs and epilepsy: When seizures mimic psychiatric illness
Michael D. Privitera, MD

Psychiatric symptoms in Parkinson’s disease: A team approach to successful management
Stephen L. Byrd, MD; Mary D. Hughes, MD

Negative symptoms of schizophrenia: How to treat them most effectively
Rajiv Tandon, MD; Michael Jibson, MD, PhD

Irritable bowel syndrome: Psychotherapy can improve GI symptoms and emotional health
Kevin W. Olden, MD

From The Editor

Neuropsychiatry is back in style and for good reason
James Randolph Hillard, MD, Editor-in-Chief

Cases That Test Your Skills

The patient who couldn’t stop vomiting
William J. Wiseman, MD; Stephen Dunlop, MD

Comments & Controversies

Communication impairments in Asperger’s disorder

Call for CME opportunities

Primary Care Update

Hypertension: Pitfalls to prescribing for patients with high blood pressure
Edward Onusko, MD

Psyber Psychiatry

In a virtual world, games can be therapeutic
John Luo, MD

Pearls

Seven common myths about depression and antidepressant therapy

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