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All right, welcome back to the podcast.

I am joined today with an expert, Jeffrey Paul Khan.

He is an author of a recent book that he edited and put together called Psychotic Disorders,

Comorbidity, Detection, Promotes, Improved Diagnosis and Treatment.

This book focuses on different presentations of psychosis and how through good history

and good treatment, you can uniquely look at and think through how to properly diagnose

and then treat these different psychotic comorbidities.

Dr. Khan completed medical school, psychiatry, residency, and fellowship at Columbia University.

Other than this recent book on psychosis, he has done extensive work including books, book

chapters, and publications in occupational psychiatry, anxiety, heart disease, and one

book on an evolutionary theory that anxiety and depressive disorders evolved from an

altruistic instinct, which I'm going to have to have you explain what that means.

He has no conflicts of interest.

I'm also joined with Catherine Wu, who is a psychiatry resident who has done an amazing

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