What’s New in Psychiatric Times – February Highlights  |  February 13, 2020   The journal psychiatrists read cover-to-cover!   SPECIAL REPORT: Violence & Trauma CHAIR: Yuval Neria, PhD Read these new articles in this month’s print issue! An Unexpected Consequence Research has found links between PTSD and trauma with various psychosomatic complaints. Now, growing evidence points to an increased risk of stroke in younger patients following trauma. Here: What you need to know to protect your patients. Pharmacological Management of Violence and Aggression Categorizing aggression and violence into psychotic, impulsive, and instrumental subtypes can provide valuable guidance in selecting psychopharmacological approaches.   Related Content From Psychiatric Times   Video Games and Violence: What Do We Know? Is there a correlation between violent video games and aggressive behaviors? Explore what the research shows here.   Tips for Screening Interpersonal Violence A selection of widely available and validated interpersonal violence (IPV) screening measures can help identify victims of IPV in your practice. Read more   ADVERTISEMENT Posttraumatic Psychosis: Assessment & Treatment Issues With increased attention on trauma and traumatic brain injury, researchers have noted a potential increase in posttraumatic psychosis. Here: Differential diagnosis and management tips.   Up Next Month: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder