In this episode of Off Label, we unpack a paper by Dr. Steve Rondeau that tackles one of the biggest challenges in mental health care: diagnostic heterogeneity. When two patients present with the same symptoms but have entirely different underlying conditions, misdiagnosis becomes almost inevitable—and treatment suffers. The paper explains how overlapping symptoms, frequent comorbidities, and decades of generalized diagnostic frameworks contribute to high error rates and growing patient distr...
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In this episode of Off Label, we unpack a paper by Dr. Steve Rondeau that tackles one of the biggest challenges in mental health care: diagnostic heterogeneity. When two patients present with the same symptoms but have entirely different underlying conditions, misdiagnosis becomes almost inevitable—and treatment suffers. The paper explains how overlapping symptoms, frequent comorbidities, and decades of generalized diagnostic frameworks contribute to high error rates and growing patient distr...
Beyond the Average Brain: Gender-Informed Insights from EEG and qEEG
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2 months ago
Beyond the Average Brain: Gender-Informed Insights from EEG and qEEG
"Gender is more than a demographic—it's a neurophysiological variable." In this episode, Dr. Steven Rondeau, BCN (EEG), qEEG-DL, explores how EEG and qEEG data reveal measurable differences in brain rhythms, cognition, and psychiatric presentation between men and women. From depression and ADHD to learning and stress regulation, these insights challenge one-size-fits-all diagnostics and open the door to more precise, compassionate psychiatry.
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In this episode of Off Label, we unpack a paper by Dr. Steve Rondeau that tackles one of the biggest challenges in mental health care: diagnostic heterogeneity. When two patients present with the same symptoms but have entirely different underlying conditions, misdiagnosis becomes almost inevitable—and treatment suffers. The paper explains how overlapping symptoms, frequent comorbidities, and decades of generalized diagnostic frameworks contribute to high error rates and growing patient distr...
