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This case report illustrates some of the complexities in diagnosing and effectively managing chronic dizziness and serves as a reminder that psychiatric disorders should be considered in the differential diagnosis.

The authors discuss the role of achieving dopamine homeostasis as part of a comprehensive biopsychosocial treatment strategy in the effective management of addiction.

Burnout disproportionately affects medical students, residents, and practicing physicians compared with other populations. The authors analyze various factors that could contribute to burnout in osteopathic medical students.

Depression is one of the most commonly diagnosed psychiatric disorders. The author assesses the safety, tolerability, and efficacy of nutraceutical augmentation in the management of depression.

From the starting point, antidepressants need weeks to be clinically effective. From the stopping point, they need weeks to be safely discontinued. The authors highlight this important issue and the potential adverse consequences.

Traditional management options for generalized anxiety disorder have produced low remission rates. Researchers investigate the efficacy of adjunctive OMTh in individuals with generalized anxiety disorder.

Authors discuss the ways in which psychoemotional trauma might be managed using an osteopathic approach that actively involves the patient in mind-body therapy.

In this randomized, controlled study, which was part of a larger 3-part investigation (with results of Phase 2 also reported in this issue), the authors determined whether thrice-weekly mindful yoga practice improved endocrine, cardiometabolic, or psychological parameters in 31 women with PCOS.