Staying ‘current’

Current Psychiatry is germane and easy to read. The articles offer the insight and depth many professional publications lack.

I was impressed by Dr. Erik Nelson’s and Dr. Susan McElroy’s article on atypical depression (April 2003) and your update on atypical antipsychotics (March 2003).

You and your staff should be proud of the work you do. We in the field need to stay current, and your publication is by far the best way to do it. Keep up the great work.

Ronald O. Asta MD
Third-year psychiatry resident, Meharry Medical College
Elam Mental Health Center, Nashville, TN

Current Psychiatry is germane and easy to read. The articles offer the insight and depth many professional publications lack.

I was impressed by Dr. Erik Nelson’s and Dr. Susan McElroy’s article on atypical depression (April 2003) and your update on atypical antipsychotics (March 2003).

You and your staff should be proud of the work you do. We in the field need to stay current, and your publication is by far the best way to do it. Keep up the great work.

Ronald O. Asta MD
Third-year psychiatry resident, Meharry Medical College
Elam Mental Health Center, Nashville, TN

Current Psychiatry is germane and easy to read. The articles offer the insight and depth many professional publications lack.

I was impressed by Dr. Erik Nelson’s and Dr. Susan McElroy’s article on atypical depression (April 2003) and your update on atypical antipsychotics (March 2003).

You and your staff should be proud of the work you do. We in the field need to stay current, and your publication is by far the best way to do it. Keep up the great work.

Ronald O. Asta MD
Third-year psychiatry resident, Meharry Medical College
Elam Mental Health Center, Nashville, TN