Pandemics pose unique risks to people in correctional facilities. Among other vulnerabilities,
incarcerated populations often have high rates of mental disorders and substance use …

“You too, Doc!” The patient’s finger approaches the screen. The screen goes black as his
face and the interior of his car disappears. I had never completed a clinic appointment with a …

Incarcerated individuals have high rates of mental disorders and substance use disorders
compared with the general population, yet correctional facilities in the United States have …

Calls for social distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic have renewed attention on the
utility of telepsychiatry. Although considerable evidence supports use of telepsychiatry in …

Civil commitment ranks among the most contentious and coercive elements of mental health
care. Although civil commitment is practiced across the United States, basic statistics about …

This article argues for replacing the “against medical advice” terminology to describe
hospital discharges with a new term,“before medically advised,” and discusses what would …

… Morris gives a fair but disturbing account of the knowledge … Morris mentions is disappearing
quickly as more and more … Morris failed to mention the burgeoning research on teratological …

Incarceration can disrupt healthy sleep, and insomnia is associated with psychiatric
symptoms and poor general medical health among incarcerated people. In recent years, …

The Lancet Psychiatry responded to the call for standardisation in outcome measures made
jointly by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and the Wellcome Trust that …

… Nathaniel P. Morris, AB 1 … Morris NP. The Neglect of Nutrition in Medical Education: A
Firsthand Look. JAMA Intern Med. …