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Parkinson Disease and Depression: CBT Helps

Cognitive-behavioral therapy tailored specifically to PD patients is beneficial, even for those on antidepressants.

Depression Leads to Inflammation in Cardiac Patients

Poor health behaviors seem to underlie the association between depression and elevations in two inflammatory markers.

A Familial Risk Factor for Combat-Related PTSD

Veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder and their twins have elevated dorsal anterior cingulate activation on a behavioral interference task.

SSRIs, Early Pregnancy, and Congenital Malformations

A nationwide Finnish report shows excess risk for fetal cardiovascular malformations with SSRI exposure.

Neurophysiology of Urban Living and Social Stress

Urban versus rural living in childhood or adulthood is associated with activity of the amygdala and perigenual anterior cingulate in stressful situations.

Family Psychoeducation Reduces Relapse in Major Depression

Patients whose families received information and problem-solving education to reduce stressful family interactions had lower relapse rates at 9 months.

First-Trimester SSRI Exposure and Congenital Anomalies

Specific antidepressants are associated with risk for cardiovascular or neural-tube defects in a population-based study.

Pathways to New, Fast-Acting, Nonmonoaminergic Antidepressants

Animal research on the mechanism of action of NMDA receptor antagonists may lead to new treatment approaches.

Online Messaging Helps in Delivering Care Management to Patients with Depression

Depressed patients who had three online messaging contacts with a trained psychiatric nurse showed improvement in antidepressant adherence after 3 months and depression outcomes at 5 months.

Dark as a Dungeon in Depression

In an animal study, darkness disrupts circadian rhythms, leading to elevated cytokine activity and inhibited hippocampal neurogenesis.

Blast-Related Traumatic Brain Injury in U.S. Soldiers

Military personnel with mild TBI after exposure to explosions often had cerebral axonal injury, according to diffusion tensor imaging.

A "Thrifty Gene" Link Between Hoarding and Obesity

A genetic polymorphism is associated with hoarding and obesity in patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Delusions and Dermatologists: Long-Term Treatment Needed for Delusional Parasitosis

Convincing patients to take psychoactive drugs can be helpful.

Antidepressants Are Promising for Depressed Patients with Comorbid Neurological Disorders

A meta-analysis finds few relevant studies, but they indicate some efficacy.

Family Pediatrics: Don't Forget About Parents of Depressed and Anxious Children

Simultaneous screening for psychopathology in parents and children is feasible.

Antidepressants Decrease Suicide Risk in the Long Term

Twenty-seven years of follow-up data from a typical patient population show that antidepressants reduce risk for suicide attempts and deaths.

Visualizing Similarities and Differences in Generalized Anxiety and Major Depressive Disorders

An imaging study suggests that GAD and MDD share underlying deficits in emotional regulation, but patients with only MDD seem to compensate for these.

Functional Dyspepsia Linked to Disordered Sleep

But, the nature of the association remains unclear.

Developmental Pathway to Depression in Children of Mothers with Postpartum Depression

Insecure attachment in infancy and low ego resilience predict adolescent depression.

Impact of Early Childhood Adversity on the Brain

A study of telomere length in Romanian orphans and another of a polymorphism in individuals with histories of childhood adversity show the relationship between genetics and experience.

Is OCD an Anxiety Disorder?

This analysis of family study data both indicates that the answer is affirmative and highlights common comorbidities.

Medically Unexplained Symptoms in Patients with Psychogenic Nonepileptic Seizures

These symptoms sometimes developed after PNES diagnosis but were not associated with cessation of PNES.

Addicted to Compulsions

An imaging study pinpoints differences in response speed and brain activations in reaction to reward stimuli in patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Does Your Neighborhood Get You Depressed?

For older individuals, neighborhood characteristics may increase risk for depression, but the effect is modest.

Environmental Exposure to Parental Depression Is Linked with Childhood Depression

Significant associations between parent and child symptoms of depression were found in both genetically unrelated and genetically related parent–child pairs.

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