2005

July

• If one antidepressant doesn’t work, try another -

• Body image disorder tied to high suicide risk -

• Antidepressants may cut risks after heart attack -

• Screen obese children for ADHD, report advises -

• US officials urged to speak out about ADHD drug -

June

• Psychiatrists condemn Cruise mental health remarks -

• Brain pacemaker could ease severe depression -

• Dads can suffer postnatal depression too -

• Australia outlaws using Internet to incite suicide -

• Having an optimistic outlook on life ... Hey, it can’t hurt -

• MRI shows up brain differences in bipolar disorder -

• Doctors’ group says antidepressants safe for teens -

• Abortion drug may be useful for severe depression -

• Teen Indian suicide urgent issue -

• Depression worsens health of adult asthmatics -

• Antipsychotic drug may control bipolar mania -

• Depressive disorders show opposite racial trends -

• Reactive blood pressure linked to impaired thinking -

• Stress may be behind unexplained cardiac arrest -

• Parents’ mental illness linked to children’s allergy -

• Hong Kong seeks to make laughter the best medicine -

• Teens’ body image tied to risk of suicide -

• Therapy better than meds for kids, teens with OCD -

• Cancer linked to mental problems -

• Modified psychotherapy eases severe grief -

May

• Depression unrelated to level of chronic pain -

• US House sets funds for veterans’ mental health -

• European Union split on use of Prozac in kids -

• Seroquel may improve life for bipolar patients -

• Diagnosis of depression unaffected by sex, race -

• Antidepressants may curb suicides in elderly -

• Shock therapy for depression may reduce heart disease -

• Hospital stay may up suicide risk in elderly -

• Antidepressants can cause internal bleeding -

• Study says acne drug does not cause depression -

• Vascular disease linked to depression in elderly -

• U.S. group asks FDA to reject Cyberonics device -

• Depression tied to risk of becoming diabetic -

• Sunny May the month for suicides -

• Depression tied to complications in teen diabetics -

• Native Americans seen at risk for problem gambling -

• Switching depression treatment can help -

• Pregnant women may pass stress marker to babies -

• Mild brain injury linked to depression -

• Many New York kids affected mentally by 9/11 -

April

• EU agency wants tough antidepressant youth warning -

• Morphine may help obsessive-compulsive disorder -

• Depression common after heart attack -

• As stress mounts, self-control goes out the window -

• Low cholesterol in kids linked to school trouble -

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