Dsm diagnoses dropped

• The DSM defines and classifies all mental illnesses and in vulnerable populations like foster care children.
(Time)
• its most controversial proposals have finally been dropped. We have dodged bullets on psychosis risk and mixed anxiety depression. Both are now definitively rejected as official DSM 5 diagnoses and instead are being exiled to the appendix.
(Huffington Post)
• The doctors dropped two diagnoses that they ultimately concluded were not More than 10,500 comments have come through the site, many of them critical.
(New York Times)
• 25% with DSM-5 versus 23% with DSM-IV. At Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif., it dropped to 20% from 26%.
(MedPage Today)
• The book now in the works, the DSM-5 (yes, they dropped the Roman numerals), is due out by next years APA meeting. Supporters say the revisions incorporate more current science into the highly influential book.
(Philadelphia Daily News)
• "Both are now definitely rejected as official DSM-5 diagnoses and instead are being exiled to the appendix." Frances is especially pleased about the purging of attenuated psychosis syndrome.
(Minnpost.com)