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Higher-Dose Citalopram and the FDA Warnings: Not Much to Worry About?Free

In a large study, no increased cardiac risks were associated with citalopram doses higher than 40 mg/day.

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Genetics of Claustrophobia

Can defects in a single gene account for this phobia?

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Childhood Trauma Shortens Telomeres

The mechanism of how childhood trauma gets "under the skin" might explain psychopathology in some individuals later in life.

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Reviews of NoteFree

TBI today, chronicity of anorexia nervosa, new methods of observing deep brain structures, sleep disturbances and stress disorder, and resilience

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Acetaminophen for Disturbing Emotional States?Free

In a laboratory experiment, acetaminophen modified how people responded to angst.

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Does Yoga Improve Mental Health?

Possibly, according to this careful review, which highlights numerous problems with the few studies conducted.

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Predicting Medication Response in Older Depressed Patients

Duration of illness is the largest moderator of response.

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Long-Term Outcomes Are Poor in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Remission rates are low and associated with initial response to serotonin reuptake inhibitors.

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Antidepressants Don't Always Aggravate Bipolar Illness

Bipolar II patients who respond acutely to fluoxetine alone may be maintained on this monotherapy.

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Disconnecting Neural Networks May Improve Psychopathology

Three studies look at functional connectivity with and without treatment in patients with dysthymia, alcohol dependence, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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