A few interesting tidbits I got from Ken Pope’s digest of a Los Angeles Times article on the current construction of the new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual:
But all agree that the so-called bible of psychiatry is expected to be considerably more nuanced and science-based than the last edition, DSM-IV, published in 1994.
Brain imaging and other [...]
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