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Fun Fact! Structured psychotherapy—not medication—is the cornerstone of effective BPD treatment. Evidence-based therapies like DBT, MBT, or TFP are tailored to core BPD features like emotional instability, identity confusion, and impulsivity.

Did you know that medication is only recommended as a supportive tool for specific symptoms, not as the main treatment for BPD?

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Did you know that medication is only recommended as a supportive tool for specific symptoms, not as the main treatment for BPD?

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Oral methadone and buprenorphine remain gold standards for OUD. New depot buprenorphine, retarded morphine, and diacetylmorphine offer alternatives, especially for refractory patients. Depot options improve adherence, supporting tailored, long-term management.

See how OUD treatment is evolving

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Psych Congress 2025: Moving beyond symptom control toward holistic psychiatric care

At Psych Congress 2025, thought leaders emphasized a shift in psychiatric care from symptom control toward enhancing patient functioning and quality of life. Dr. Julie Carbray, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Nursing at the University of Illinois Chicago, discussed incorporating sleep science and digital therapeutics into treatment strategies for depression and ADHD to support whole-person care. Dr. Christoph Correll, Professor of Psychiatry and Molecular Medicine at Zucker School of Medicine, presented data on long-acting subcutaneous therapy for schizophrenia, emphasizing its sustained clinical impact. Collectively, these insights highlight psychiatry’s evolving commitment to evidence-based, patient-centered approaches.

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Significant association of sensitivity to thyroid hormones with liver fibrosis: Analysis based on NHANES data - PubMed

Significant association of sensitivity to thyroid hormones with liver fibrosis: Analysis based on NHANES data - PubMed

Source : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41047283/

The sensitivity to thyroid hormones was significantly related to the liver fibrosis, which was more valuable than the common thyroid profile.

This study identifies a strong association between thyroid hormone sensitivity and liver fibrosis, revealing that thyroid indices—especially TT4RI—interact with sleep disorder, sodium, and lymphocyte levels, highlighting metabolic and endocrine interconnections.