I am writing in response to a recent news article1 published in CMAJ. The lack of efficacy of
this year's vaccine preparation is often used as an argument against vaccination. Although …

In 2012, Rook et al.[1] postulated that vaccines might be useful for preventing or treating
major depressive disorder (MDD)(see also [2]). This idea was apparently ignored in the …

With rapid progress toward vaccination in the United States along with falling COVID-19
case rates and a reopening economy, federal and state leaders speak optimistically about a …

COVID-19 vaccine develop-ment should have been the" light at the end of the tunnel."
However, antivaccinations attitudes and hesitation are common, 1 even among older adults …

WHO has called for a whole-of-society approach to promote mental health in the response to
the COVID-19 pandemic. 1 Addressing poverty, conflict, and abuse have the potential to …

In the article “Problem-Solving Education to Prevent Depression Among Low-Income
Mothers,” 1 Silverstein and colleagues investigate potential mechanisms of action for a …

The COVID‐19 pandemic continues to affect thousands of people on a daily basis. The
Center for Disease Control reported on September 16, 2021, the number of total cases in the …

We entered 2021 in the height of a pandemic that presented formidable challenges to the
world, and in particular to the provision of psychiatric-mental health care. Studies of COVID …

Skeptic. For people satisfied with their standard depression treatments, debunking myths
about them may be troubling. Many depressed people, for example, report that their …

A recent headline from a professional group that I belong to recently issued the following
statement:“Welcome back, science, we missed you!”(Physicians for Human Rights, 2020) …