Dual diagnosis illustration of the brain - one hemisphere is colourful the other not
Clinical Articles / July/August 2008 BY: Betty Tang, MD, FRCPC,, Caron Byrne, MD,, Robin Friedlander, MD, FRCPC, Douglas McKibbin, MD, FRCPC,, Mark Riley, BMBS, MRPsych, MPhil, FRCPC,, Amy Thibeault, MD, FRCPC,

The term “dual diagnosis” is generally used to refer to patients with substance abuse disorders as well as mental illness. However, there are others this term is used for: children and adults who... Read More