DSM-V Revisions Could Open - Or Close - Opportunities For Drug Industry
Executive Summary
Drug firms with a major stake in neurologic and psychiatric drug development are closely monitoring the psychiatric profession as it goes through its once-a-generation revamp of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
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