Training kid docs in psychiatry
Dr. Kathy Anderson treated kids’ broken bones and colds for years as a pediatrician in central Nebraska, but she wanted to do more about the mental illnesses she saw.
When Healers Kill: Psychiatry Ponders A Psychiatrist-Killer
Can psychiatrists be expected to treat themselves before it’s too late?
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Seeking Help for Anorexia, Bulimia and Binge Eating
Jeremy M. Lange for The New York TimesMargie Hodgin, featured in the Times story “When Eating Disorders Strike in Midlife,” relaxes with her family.Recently Dr. Kathryn Zerbe, professor of psychiatry at Oregon Health and Science University and a longtime expert on eating disorders, took readers’ questions on anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and other problems. Below are some of her responses.See, too, Dr. Zerbe’s responses in “Readers Ask: Eating Disorders.” And for more information on eating dis
