2006

October

• Psychiatric ills neglected in mentally impaired -

• Depression Can be a More Serious Matter for Men than Women -

• Anxiety Disorders Linked to Physical Conditions -

• Depression symptoms less likely in kids with accurate self-perceptions -

• Computer-based ‘games’ enhance mental function in patients with Alzheimer’s -

• Why does eating feel so good? It’s all in the head -

• New test on hair can reveal eating disorders -

• Gene Variant Carries Increased Risk of Autism -

• New data hint at oncoming cocaine epidemic -

• Adolescent but Not Adult Hamsters Are More Aggressive on Low Dose of Fluoxetine -

• Mental tests reveal fall risk for older Australians -

• Depression after heart attack shouldn’t be ignored -

• Cosmetic surgery may boost mental health -

• “Schizophrenia” should be dropped, say experts -

• Schizophrenia drug to be used to treat autism -

• Women More Prone to Anxiety Disorders than Men -

• Men as likely as women to shop ‘til they drop -

• Auto Pioneer’s Suicide Inspires Research on Bipolar Disorder -

• Type 2 diabetes does not increase risk of depression -

• Stress management training improves glycemic control in type 1 diabetes patients -

September

• Recognizing Depression and Getting Help -

• Link Between Soldiers’ Alcohol Problems and Spouse Abuse Varies by Race -

• First-Year Treatment Success Lowers 15-Year Death Risk for Alcoholics -

• Cardiologists Need Guidelines Diagnosing, Treating Depression -

• Psychiatric ills common in adults with fibromyalgia -

• Breathing Problems During Sleep Increase Risk of Depression -

• Steroids may relieve PTSD: animal studies -

• BMI can be an intermediate variable linking depression and hypertension symptoms -

• Some newer antidepressants may raise violence risk -

• More die from suicide than wars, murders -

• SSRIs associated with severe violence in a small number of individuals -

• Sleep problems, depression may share genetic link -

• Chronic Form of Depression Runs in Families -

• Faculty Identify Injury Severity as a Risk Factor for PTSD -

• Quarter of Beijing students suffer depression -

• Questionnaire may spot kids’ post-traumatic stress -

• Getting Serious About Suicide Prevention -

• Parents Describe Their Spiritual Needs When Facing a Child’s Death -

• Autism risk linked to older fathers -

August

• Pamelor, Zoloft relieve postpartum depression -

• New Approaches to Managing Depression -

• Many Katrina Survivors Show Signs PTSD, Had Extreme Adversity -

• Marriage, cohabitation may reduce bulimia symptoms -

• Two factors affect bone restoration after anorexia -

• Sniper Spree Led to PTSD Symptoms Among D.C.-Area Residents -

• Depression often not treated in pregnant women -

• Zoloft does not prevent post-stroke depression -

• School-based programs can curb aggressive behaviors in students -

• Primary care docs can help depressed teens -

• Autism affects the functioning of virtually the entire brain -

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