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Common Mental Disorder Elevates Risk for Subsequent Obesity

However, obesity is not associated with elevated risk for later mental disorder.

Subjectively Poor Sleep Correlates with Postpartum Depression

In a questionnaire study, this association held true even after adjustments for other known risk factors for depression.

Deep Brain Stimulation: Slow Speed Ahead

More needs to be learned about patient selection, electrode placement, and outcomes before routine clinical adoption of DBS for depression or OCD.

Collaborative Care Improves Guideline Concordance for Bipolar Disorder

However, whether it improves outcomes remains unknown.

Implications of Comorbid Anxiety for Prognosis of Bipolar Disorder

Anxiety adds to risks for subsequent depression in bipolar patients.

Varenicline Use and Risk for Self-Harm and Suicide

Patients who received varenicline, bupropion, or nicotine replacement all had similar risks.

Psychological Health in Central Hypersomnias: The French Harmony Study

An ambitious and impressive study of central hypersomnias — including cataplectic narcolepsy, narcolepsy without cataplexy, and idiopathic hypersomnia — helps to clarify the associations of these entities with each other, with depressive symptomatology, and with treatment response.

Treating Depressed Cardiac Patients? Omega-3s Don't Help the Depression

Omega-3 fatty acids do not appear to augment the effects of sertraline in depressed patients with cardiac disease.

Depression Is Bad for Your Heart

And attaining remission significantly improves mortality risk in patients with acute coronary syndromes.

Genetic Risk Factors for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

A genetic study finds strong connections between PTSD and genes that regulate activity in the glucocorticoid receptor.

Prenatal Exposure to SSRIs Can Adversely Affect Certain Delivery Outcomes

In utero SSRI exposure was associated with excess risk for preterm delivery and related complications but not for lower birth weight or smaller head circumference.

More About SSRI Use During Pregnancy

A population-based cohort study reports SSRI-associated cardiac septal defects.

Do Antidepressants Quickly Reverse Negative Affective Biases?

Antidepressants may have an immediate psychological effect.

Inflammatory Proteins: The Body–Brain Connection

Inflammatory response to vaccination affected participants' sense of well-being and activated specific cortical regions but did not worsen cognitive performance.

Review of Associations Between Sleepiness and Depression

Sleep and depression are so complex that a review article can only describe, not answer, specific questions about their interaction.

A Step Toward Personalized Treatment of Depression

Further analyses of genome-wide association data generate a multilocus model of antidepressant response.

Strep Antibodies and PANDAS: An Animal Study

Researchers tie behavioral abnormalities to strep-associated antibodies.

Management of Chronic Pain

Comprehensive treatment for chronic pain must address both physical and psychological aspects.

Treating Adolescent Depression — A TAD Better

A year after the end of the study, TADS-treated adolescents hold their own.

Neurocognitive Responses in Psoriasis Patients

Imaging in patients with psoriasis shows brain changes that blunt responses to expressions of disgust in others.

Are Developing Hearts Harmed by SSRIs?

First-trimester fetal exposure to SSRIs more than doubled risk for septal heart defects; absolute differences in incidence were small.

Joint APA-ACOG Algorithms for Treatment of Depression During Pregnancy

A groundbreaking collaboration provides useful advice on a clinically challenging problem.

Online Psychotherapy for Depression

Instant messaging of therapy provides surprisingly positive results.

Long-Term Relief of Poststroke Depression

Brief interventions that educate patients and teach a problem-solving approach might have a long-lived effect.

Psychiatric Morbidities in Gay and Bisexual Subgroups

Mood and anxiety disorders were more common in bisexuals and gay men than in heterosexuals.

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