2006

February

• Persistent Fatigue May Predict Postpartum Depression -

• Therapy curbs osteoporosis in women with anorexia -

• Elephant Man, with treatment discussion -

• Schizophrenia, neuroleptic medication and mortality -

• Two-week delay in onset of action of antidepressants: new evidence -

• Complementary medicines in psychiatry -

• Efficacy and tolerability of venlafaxine compared with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors and o -

• Antidepressant withdrawal symptoms seen in babies -

• Lifetime History of Depression Linked with More Brain Plaques, Tangles -

• Surgical Procedure Is an Additional Tool for Some Cases of Treatment-resistant Depression -

• Multiple drugs may not help schizophrenics -

• Pregnancy does not provide protection against depression -

January

• Scientists more likely to have autistic children -

• Risperidone helps with autism-related disorder -

• Women with depression risk relapse while pregnant -

• Antidepressants may affect immune system -

• DHEA may reduce depression symptoms in HIV patients -

• Exercise may counter mental decline from HRT -

• Single workout can lift mood in depressed patients -

• Working your brain hard reduces risk of dementia -

• Cannabis use does not cause schizophrenia -

• Early stress linked to longevity in men -

• Children with autism found to have specific memory problems that may underlie aspects of disorder -

• ‘Mindfulness’ lifts depression for many, but not all -

• Past suicide attempt linked to seizure risk -

• Why stress at work raises odds of heart disease -

• Pitt team develop wireless treatment for depression, seizures -

• Mice with Defective Memory May Hold Clues to Schizophrenia -

• Identification of bipolar risk gene -

• Drugs and electroconvulsive therapy best treatment for severe depression -

• ADHD drug may help hyperactive teens -

• Prozac counters emotional turmoil after stroke -

• Depressed patients seek more from therapy -

• Heritability of depression more likely in women -

• Specialised care for early psychosis -

• Depression frequent and highly persistent in 85-plus -

• Risk for depression similar in men and women -

• Risk of puerperal psychosis highest after birth of first baby -

• Differences found in rates of mental illnesses between rural and urban areas -

• Advances in treatment of borderline personality disorder -

• VCU Finds Risk for Depression Similar in Men and Women -

• Alcohol-deterrent drugs help long-term abstinence -

• ADHD drugs safe, doctors say ahead of FDA panel -

• p11 gene may play a key role in depression -

• Birth complications linked to eating disorders -

• Witnessing abuse harms children’s mental health -

• Treatment for Depression with Third of Participants Reaching Remission -

• U.S. studies find antidepressants work for some -

• Income Level May Predict Response to Depression Treatment -

• Perinatal Complications Linked to Eating Disorders -

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