Psychiatric diagnosis on the edge: is there evidence of benefit?

Psychiatric diagnoses are clinical constructs based on interpretation of symptoms and associated dysfunction within the specific socio-cultural context. They are meant to serve as useful tools for therapeutic purposes. Diagnoses, however, can also have unintended consequences, like stigmatization and exposure to unnecessary treatment. We here bring attention to the need to assess the potential benefits and harms of psychiatric diagnoses in children and adolescents in situations of uncertainty…

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