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Lithium Deficiency and the Onset of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Sydney psychiatrist practice explains new research into lithium deficiency and Alzheimer’s disease, including why lithium is not yet an established dementia treatment.
How Eating Disorder Symptoms Can Change Over Time
Learn why eating disorder symptoms can change over time and when to seek specialist psychiatric support in Sydney.
Managing Weight Gain During Antipsychotic Treatment: New Research Shows
New research examines medication used to manage antipsychotic associated weight gain and why metabolic monitoring remains important.
Cancer and Mental Health: How Psych-Oncology Can Support Patients During and After Treatment.
Explore how cancer can affect mental health and how psycho-oncology may support anxiety, depression, adjustment and wellbeing being during and after treatment
Understanding Eating Disorders: Signs, Risks and Support
Concerned you may have an eating disorder? Learn about common signs, risks and specialist psychiatric support in Sydney.
Digital Media and Mental Health: When Does Screen Use Become a Concern.
Learn how social media, gaming and screen time may affect mental health, sleep, anxiety, ADHD symptoms, body image and daily functioning
Why ADHD Looks Different: New ADHD Biotypes Research
New brain imaging research may help explain why ADHD varies between people and how future care may become more personalised.
Seasonal Depression in Australia: How Winter Can Affect Mood, Sleep, and Bipolar Disorder.
Learn how winter and seasonal changes may affect mood, sleep, depression & bipolar disorder symptoms in Australia, including the role of circadian rhythms.
ADHD medications and Cardiovascular Risks: What Does Current Research Show?
Learn what current research says about ADHD medication, blood pressure, heart rate and cardiovascular risk, including the risks of untreated ADHD.
Brain Fog In Women: 5 Causes Explained
Brain fog in midlife? Learn how menopause, ADHD, depression, anxiety and early dementia affect memory and focus from Sydney psychiatrists.