2011

May

• Can one model the social deficits of autism and schizophrenia in animals? -

• Scientists Afflict Computers with Schizophrenia to Better Understand the Human Brain -

• Nicotine and Cocaine Leave Similar Mark on Brain After First Contact -

• ‘Most adults with autism go undiagnosed’—new findings -

• Soldiers with mental illness more often get PTSD -

• Study estimates rate of autism spectrum disorder in adults in England -

April

• Animal-assisted therapy decreases patient anxiety in pre-MRI setting, study suggests -

• Simple test helps spot autism in infants: study -

• Eating disorders in adolescents: Principles of diagnosis and treatment -

• What if My Attempts to Convince My Child to Accept Treatment Aren’t Working? -

• Informing Others That She Has an Eating Disorder -

• Discussing Social Activity -

• Enhancing Her Motivation to Change -

• Getting a Medical Evaluation -

• What if She Shows Signs of an Eating Disorder? -

• Adult-supervised drinking in young teens may lead to more alcohol use, consequences -

• Helping Her Cope - Eating Disorders: Guide To Your Child’s Treatment and Recovery -

• New Beginnings -

• Pregnancy and Childbirth -

• Eating Disorders Throughout Life -

• New opioid-blocking medication effective to treat opioid dependence, in Lancet study -

• Study suggests lower risk of coronary heart disease from alcohol, even with hazardous drinking -

• What Medications May Help My Child? -

• Medical Dangers of Eating Disorders -

• Discussing Bone Health -

• Medical Care and Monitoring -

• Eating Disorders Risk Factors in a Nutshell -

• Eating Disorders Run in Families: Yvette’s Story -

• Is She a Future Olympiad? -

• Does She View You as Perfect? -

• Does She See and Believe That She Is Special? -

• Coping with Cliques -

• Abnormal Eating Practices and Diverse Populations -

• Myths and facts about Eating Disorders -

• Brain imaging demonstrates that former smokers have greater willpower -

• Anti-inflammatory drugs reduce effectiveness of SSRI antidepressants -

• CDC study links bullying with family violence -

• 80,000 on benefits in UK due to addiction, obesity -

• Antidepressants may not improve all symptoms of depression, UT Southwestern researchers find -

• Severe obesity not seen to increase risk of depression in teens -

• Children of Britain lead the world in drinking and drugs -

• Widely Used Antidepressants May Not Do Enough to Improve All Symptoms of Depression -

• New data shows half of all children with autism wander and bolt from safe places -

• Another Reason not to Binge Drink Alcohol -

• Treatment-resistant epilepsy common in idiopathic autism -

• The role that alcohol drinking may play in the risk of cancer -

• High rates of substance abuse exist among veterans with mental illness -

• Conducting a crisis intervention -

• Criteria of inpatient treatment (Adolescents) -

• Criteria for OutPatient treatment (Adolescents) -

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