Best source to keep up with recently approved/released meds

[DD214_DOC]

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See topic. I'm working on a project with my pharmacy to try and get some of the newer meds (released in the past 5 years) as options for treatment. However, in only my brief 5 minute search I found at least 7 medications that I've never heard of.

Other than various journals, anything you guys could recommend as a good source/list/whatever of psychotropics approved and available on the market within, say, the past 5 years or so?

 

[Shikima]

$4 list from Walmart is a good place to begin.

 

[MedMan80]

$4 list from Walmart is a good place to begin.

How is that helpful ? lol

OP, subscribing to psychiatric times newsletter has been great for me, they email whenever there is a change in indication (FDA removing bb on chantix) or there is a new medication (valbenazine most recent)

 

[nitemagi]

CNS spectrums is OK, knowing that they shill for pharma, though. They pitch the sales line about the new drugs but at least you get to hear about them, taking it all with a large pallet of salt.

 

[YumIsPeople]

Every now and then, I look at GoodRx's list of medications by disease.

Bipolar Disorder Medications - GoodRx
Depression Medications - GoodRx
Schizophrenia Medications - GoodRx
ADHD Medications - GoodRx
Anxiety Medications - GoodRx

I also like looking at the popularity rankings and cost, although I take it all with a grain of salt. Also, of course, it is quite outpatient biased.