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Quetiapine Beats Lithium and Paroxetine for Bipolar DepressionFree

Two manufacturer-sponsored studies show efficacy for this antipsychotic as acute treatment, but careful clinical judgment remains necessary when prescribing to individual patients.

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More on Depression and Diabetes

Even low-grade preexisting depression may increase the risk for diabetes.

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Does a Sick Cingulate Syndrome Promote Anxiety?

In generalized anxiety disorder, the pregenual anterior cingulate might inadequately regulate emotional processing by the amygdala.

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Do Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors Attenuate Tamoxifen's Benefits in Breast Cancer Survivors?

Paroxetine was associated with excess mortality in breast cancer survivors who were receiving tamoxifen as adjuvant therapy.

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Intimate Relationship Problems and Depression Treatment Outcome

Chronically depressed patients are less likely to remit in the presence of dyadic discord.

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A New Dimension of Panic Anxiety

Studies in rats and people identify the role played by excessive activity of orexin.

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Don't Forget to Use Them After Stroke

An antidepressant improves memory in nondepressed poststroke patients.

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Venlafaxine Doesn't Confer Excess Risk for Sudden Cardiac Death

Mortality among depressed patients was not associated with a particular antidepressant.

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Paroxetine Use Negates Benefits of Tamoxifen in Women with Breast Cancer

Paroxetine inhibits conversion of tamoxifen to its active metabolite.

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Sudden Infant Death and Parental Psychopathology

Hospitalization of a parent is associated with elevated risk for SIDS in this study from Sweden.

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