Editor's Roundup: Might ECT Be Beneficial in Akathisia? Getting Better at Understanding Post-Ictal Agitation During ECT: A New Differentiation Between Patient-Level and Session-Level Risk. ECT in Forensic Psychiatry: Limited Access for Patients With Treatment-Refractory Illness and High Recidivism.

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