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Depression Is Linked to Cardiovascular Prognosis

Somatic symptoms of depression are predictors of adverse cardiovascular events.

Is Loneliness Bad for Cancer Growth?

Lonely cancer patients express more of a tumor-growth–promoting factor than patients who are less lonely.

Losing Sleep Doesn't Hurt — Or Does It?

Insomnia may contribute to neuronal loss.

Borderline Personality Disorder, Suicidality, and PTSD: How Do They Interact?

In this small study of women with suicidality and BPD, the presence of post-traumatic stress disorder did not increase frequency, intent, or lethality of suicide attempts.

An Alternative Modality for Alleviating Core PTSD Symptoms

Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation shows some effectiveness in patients with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Ketamine's Quick Antidepressant Actions

The resulting protein synthesis and neuronal alterations in the medial prefrontal cortex are the opposite of those produced by chronic stress, but clinical applicability remains uncertain.

Does Spousal Deployment Affect Risk for Depression During Pregnancy or Postpartum in Military Wives?

Women with spouses at all stages of deployment were at risk for depression.

Treating Depression in Patients with Heart Failure

Disappointing findings from a trial of a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor underline the complexity of the problem.

Depression After Traumatic Brain Injury

Screening for post-TBI major depressive disorder is imperative.

Suicidal Risk During Anticonvulsant Treatment

A case-control analysis finds increased suicidal risk in association with some antiepileptics.

Intervention for Parents of Inhibited Preschoolers

Does an early intervention for parents of socially withdrawn children decrease later anxiety disorders?

Anxiety, Genes, and the Environment in the Young: An Animal Study

An anxious phenotype is associated with greater hippocampal and amygdala metabolism, but only those effects in the hippocampus are genetic.

Psychological Distress and HIV Treatment Failure

Among patients with virologic suppression, high levels of distress were associated with a greater likelihood of virologic rebound.

Stress, Inflammation, and the Brain

Activation of certain brain areas may be responsible for the inflammatory response to stress.

Meditating on White Matter

Body–mind training increases white-matter connectivity.

What Stress Is Good For

An animal study connects learning to cope with mild stress to improved spatial learning and increased hippocampal neurogenesis.

Later Effects of Psychological Abuse During Pregnancy

Postpartum depression risk increases with psychological abuse, even without physical or sexual violence.

Rapid vs. Gradual Discontinuation of Antidepressants

Going slower is better.

Suicidality and Antiepileptic Drugs

They're not all the same (even if the FDA says they are).

Suicide Attempt Method Predicts Later Completed Suicide

The risk for completed suicide is highest in individuals with psychosis who previously attempted to kill themselves by hanging.

Should Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Be Considered an Anxiety Disorder?

A meta-analysis of imaging studies uncovers differences between OCD and other anxiety disorders.

Does Injectable Contraception Contribute to Postpartum Depression?

A retrospective cohort study of midwestern postpartum women suggests it does not.

More of the SAMe?

<$EMPH_O>S<$EMPH_C>-adenosyl methionine may be an effective augmenting agent in treatment-resistant depression.

Treating PTSD Associated with Childhood Abuse

Using dialectical behavior therapy in a preliminary treatment phase may enhance the value of exposure for patients with complex post-traumatic stress disorder.

Childhood Adversities Increase Risk for Suicidality

These adversities, especially abuse, have a powerful role in the onset and persistence of suicidal ideation and behavior.

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