Health, Medicine, Pharmacology, Psychopharmacology
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- Information about grouped medications, including (in addition to conventional medications, such as anti-depressants) pediatric drugs, unapproved treatment drugs and herbal supplements.
- Daily and monthly updates of Medline research articles about psychiatric medications, mostly antidepressants.
- The effects of various antidepressant drugs.
- Online book about the latest developments in neuropsychopharmacology by the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology.
- Usage, dosage, side effects of psychiatric medications including ADHD medications, antidepressants, antipsychotics and antianxiety medications
- Substance-related disorders, psychophysiology, neurology, consumer health, bibliography. Links to related fields and professional societies.
- A textbook of psychopharmacology: disorders, medical treatments and specific drugs and medication regimes.
- Brief definition of neuropharmacology and psychopharmacology and surveys of the most commonly used drugs that originate as stimulant plants.
- The APA's page dedicated to drugs, medication and substance abuse. An online newsletter, public policy advisories, action alerts, web resources.
- Analyses of the comparative effectiveness, side effects and toxicity of psychotropic drugs with emphases on serotonin syndrome and monoamine oxidase inhibitors.
- A chronological overview of the spread of drug use throughout history, presented by the Drug Dependence Research Center at UCSF.
- Mood-brighteners and antidepressants - pharmacological abstracts, couched in an unorthodox life philosophy.
- Links to information on specific psychiatric medications and to psychopharmacological web sites.Maintained by the Northern County Psychiatric Association.
- Textbook of behavioral pharmacology, by C. R. Timmons and L. W. Hamilton, freely available in its entirety.
- A compendium of information on psychopharmacology and the drug treatment of individuals with psychiatric disorders.
- Psychopharmacology - the Study of Psychiatric Drugs: research abstracts, recommended reading,ethics, geriatric psychopharmacology, recreational drugs, forensics, neuropsychiatry and links.
- An article about the relationship between psychiatric diagnosis and "chemical imbalances".
- Information about medications used to treat mental disorders.
- Reviewed links to sites dealing with specific medications, pharmaceutical companies, and online pharmacological databases.
- Information for patients covers most major psychotherapeutic drugs, including the conditions they are prescribed to treat, how they work, and necessary precautions. Information undated.
- Article regarding the neuropsychopharmacology of personality disorders.
- Columns dealing with various issues in psychopharmacology. Free registration is required.
- Project MED booklets - table of contents of psychopharmacological medication guides.
- A guide to psychiatric medications from first-hand experience, anecdotal evidence and personal research.
- Peter R. Breggin, M.D., presents his views about the potential dangers of SSRIs, psychostimulants, benzodiazepines, antipsychotic drugs, electroshock, and other treatments. Books available for sale.
- A basic psychopharmacology course material on slides.
- Journal on psychiatric medication. The first issue is free and available online.
- APA article and resources regarding psychiatric medications.
- Medication articles: mood boosters, SSRIs, antidepressants, psychotropic medications, medications for low-income people.
- Information about clinical trials for pharmaceutical companies, Central Nervous System medications in all mental disorders, with emphasis on in bipolar disorders and schizophrenia, and psychopharmacological news.
- These tips are just that -- tips -- and not (with some exceptions) the results of scientific studies. They should not be construed as providing diagnosis, medical advice, or treatment.
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