2008

February

• Program Assists Brothers and Sisters of Kids with Autism -

• Suicide rates among young Scottish men fall by over 40 percent -

• Music Therapy Might Soften Depression Symptoms -

• New genetic association with schizophrenia found by researchers -

• Researchers Find Depressed Teens Respond Well to Combination Therapy -

• Blood testing for mood disorders -

• Comparison of venlafaxine and SSRIs in the treatment of depression -

• As Antidepressants Begin to Work, Hopelessness Can Linger -

• Overcoming an Eating Disorder: a Glimpse Into One Woman’s Journey -

• Suicide Rates in Young Men at Lowest Levels Since 1970s -

• Little Evidence That Psychotherapy Helps Elderly With Depression -

• Depression in the Elderly Is Complicated but Treatable -

• “Love Hormone” Promotes Bonding -

• Team treatment for depression cuts medical costs -

• Chemical signature of manic depression discovered by scientists -

• Insomnia Patients with Anxiety, Depression Often Denied Sleep Meds -

• Antidepressants that are more efficient and faster -

• Neighborhood ethnic density associated with risk of psychosis among immigrants in the Netherlands -

• Suicide risk factors consistent across nations -

January

• Schizophrenia and Healthcare: Survey Finds Treatment Barriers -

• Music therapy for depression: study -

• Genes plus neglect may raise depression risk -

• Middle-age is truly depressing, study finds -

• Virtual Reality Teaches Autistic Children to Cross Streets Safely -

• Hungry mothers risk addiction in their adult children -

• Human and economic burden of generalized anxiety disorder -

• Anxiety sensitivity and pain: Generalisability across noxious stimuli -

• Music therapy may offer hope for people with depression -

• Rapid Effects of Intensive Therapy Seen in Brains of Patients with OCD -

• Depression and anxiety can double chances of heart ailments -

• Post Traumatic Stress Has Trebled Among Combat-exposed Military Personnel -

• Scientists Identify New Genetic Link to Autism -

• Obesity, Depression Often Coexist in Middle-Aged Women -

• Testosterone May Improve Mental Function -

• Alcoholics With Depression Less Likely to Stay Sober -

2007

December

• Brain stimulation effectively treats depression -

• Cancer risk varies in patients with schizophrenia -

• Link Between Lack of Light, Depression -

• Neuregulin 1 Genotype and Schizophrenia: study -

• Risk of Malignancy in Patients With Schizophrenia or Bipolar Disorder: study -

• Effective new treatment for schizophrenia -

• Stress, depression high among Canadian peacekeepers -

• Psychiatrists: Least Religious but Most Interested in Patients’ Religion -

• Knowing how ketamine impairs brain circuitry may lead to new therapies for schizophrenia -

• Can Shopping Behavior Indicate Your Personality Type? -

• Mental health treatment extends lives of older patients with diabetes and depression -

• Veterans With Cancer Might Fall Under Radar for Depression -

• Antidepressants and suicide in young people -

• Mental Illness and Drug Addiction May Co-occur Due to Disturbance in the Brain’s Seat of Anxie -

November

• Depression common in headache sufferers -

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