2004

December

• Adolescent depression -

• Mental illness care report ready -

• Depression often afflicts heart failure sufferers -

• Religious affiliation may lower suicide risk -

• Handling a call from a suicidal person -

• How serious is our condition? -

• Recovery from grief and loss -

• The stigma of suicide -

• Sudden death from stress linked to wonky signals in the brain -

• Is It Depression or Is It Dementia? -

• Treating childhood anxiety prevents adult disorders -

• Depression ups diabetes risk in middle-aged women -

• Gene variant affects response to antidepressants -

• Genetic link to depression explored -

• Adult physical fitness may be affected by race -

• Kids and Depression -

• Depression ups Stroke Risk -

• Depression in Adolescents -

• Childhood anxiety often precedes eating disorders -

• Drug may boost antidepressants’ effectiveness -

• UK tightens antidepressant rules, curbs Wyeth drug -

• Depression Strikes Hard at Ill Seniors -

• Supplement may boost response to antidepressants -

• Study links unemployment to suicide, early death -

• For some, depression returns as seasons change -

November

• Brain scan helps diagnose bipolar disorder: study -

• Stress may promote aging of cells -

• Depression: Birth and the Blues -

• Cyclothymic Disorders -

• Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) -

• Bipolar Disorder -

• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder -

• Depression: Need To Know -

• Panic Disorder -

• Dysthymia -

• What Are The Symptoms Of Depression? -

• Adolescent Depression Treatment -

• Adolescent Depression Complications and Prevention -

• Adolescent Depression Symptoms -

• What Is Depression? -

• Adolescent Depression -

• Who Gets Depressed? -

• Stress and illness rising in UK workplaces -

• Effectiveness of antidepressant unclear in elderly -

• Psychological distress more common with diabetes -

• Stress quadruples risk of asthma attacks in children - study -

• Preschool depression may mirror that of adults -

• Some antidepressants may raise risk of bleeding -

• Depression may raise risk of dementia -

• Rise in antidepressants prescribed for children -

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