| It is possible that other neurotransmitters are involved in the still relatively unknown psychopharmacology of stimulant medication. |
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| He has been active in genetic research and psychopharmacology of mental illnesses. |
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| I have always viewed psychopharmacology as a branch of internal medicine, not psychology. |
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| He struggles with the philosophical acceptability of salvation through psychopharmacology, and he experiences a temporary medication failure. |
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| There are a plethora of textbooks on neuroanatomy, neuroscience, neurochemistry, physiological psychology, neurology, and psychopharmacology. |
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| Also, unlike oncological chemotherapy, invasive cardiology or neurosurgery, for example, psychopharmacology is hardly rocket science. |
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| David Taylor is a psychologist with a background in psychopharmacology and development. |
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| The advances in psychopharmacology, neuro-imaging, brain surgery, nano-technology, informatics, agent-technology and genetics are immense. |
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| Scared by her own numbness and darkness, she begins to seek help: from loving relatives, attentive friends, modern psychopharmacology — all the advantages she had that White did not. |
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| To help remedy this state of affairs, we intend to begin a feature on Canadian psychologists with psychopharmacology research programs for our newsletter. |
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| For the first time in our Sections relatively brief history, we are presenting Career Achievement Awards to two Canadians who have contributed to the science and practice of psychopharmacology. |
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| Author of more than 350 articles and chapters, Dr. Stahl is an internationally recognized clinician, researcher and teacher in psychiatry with subspecialty expertise in psychopharmacology. |
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| This review summarizes the current data on drug transporters in the placental passage of medications, with a focus on medications used in clinical psychopharmacology. |
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| Such elucidation of neuronal circuits is of critical importance but less well known, and of equal importance for future progress, are the spectacular advances of the 1990s in psychopharmacology. |
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| Only three or four research teams elsewhere in the world deal specifically with the pathophysiology and psychopharmacology of impulsivity and violent behaviour. |
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| The Section executive sees a need for expanded education of basic and applied psychopharmacology at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, again, independent of the PA issue. |
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| As psychopharmacology becomes more entrenched in graduate programs and psychologists' thinking, we hope to have many more such presentations in future. |
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| They also provide a psychopharmacology clinic, a social skills group for adolescents with Asperger's Disorder or high-functioning autism, and public lectures for parents on medical aspects of autism. |
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| Star treatment Rooney Mara is the latest name being bandied about Hollywood to have joined the cast of Steven Soderbergh's latest movie, Side Effects, set in the world of psychopharmacology. |
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| Walkup said at a psychopharmacology update sponsored by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. |
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| Dr. Sheehan has been invited to give over 1600 lectures in 64 countries throughout the world on anxiety and mood disorders, psychopharmacology and biological psychiatry. |
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| Reduction in the dysphoric mood and related somatic symptoms through psychopharmacology, although helpful, represents only one aspect of a more comprehensive set of needed interventions. |
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| Greenberg is critical of psychopharmacology, but he is even more critical of cognitive-behavioral therapy, or C. B. T., a form of talk therapy that helps patients build coping strategies, and does not rely on medication. |
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| Martin Kafka said at the annual psychopharmacology update held by the Nevada Psychiatric Association. |
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| Steven Targum is known for his research in psychopharmacology and clinical psychobiology. |
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| It is advertised as being the only psychopharmacology text available for this specialty. |
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| In a study that appeared in Psychopharmacology, researchers divided a group of tea drinkers into two groups. |
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| Psychopharmacology has discovered the truth in Scott's wild guess, but Zelda is not the only hectored patient who might have been cured had she been born later. |
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| The Faculty of Life and Social Sciences, Centre for Human Psychopharmacology at Swinburne Hawthorn Campus, held a two-day conference on Brain Health and Natural Medicine. |
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| The use of lysergic acid diethylamide, coupled with relapse prevention treatments, could help alcoholics, research published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology suggested. |
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