Evidence Reviews
The body of work behind the Clinical Answers
Each Evidence Review is a structured reading of the currently accessible medical studies on a single clinical question. Open a review to see how many studies were found, how many were read, and what they collectively suggest. To understand how these reviews are made, read the Methodology.
Start with the Clinical Answer for a readable summary. Open the full Evidence Review for the methods, findings, limitations, and references.
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Evidence Review: CBT-I for Insomnia with Co-occurring Depression or Anxiety
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Evidence Review: Prescribed Stimulant Treatment for ADHD and Long-Term Risk of Substance Use Disorders
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Evidence Review: Accuracy of Adult ADHD Diagnostic Practices — Over-Diagnosis, Under-Diagnosis, and Optimal Assessment Approaches
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Evidence Review: Does supervised aerobic exercise added to SSRI treatment improve depression in adults?
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Evidence Review: Emotional blunting and subjective personality change during SSRI and SNRI treatment in adults with depression or anxiety
Evidence for clinical questions
These reviews address selected questions that arise in psychiatric care. Each offers a readable Clinical Answer and a full review with methods, limitations, and references. They are intended to support informed discussion alongside an individual clinical assessment.