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Accentuating the Positive Is Hard for Depressed or Socially Anxious Patients

The two disorders are associated with different facets of the extraversion trait, consistent with their fundamental differences.

CBT for Preventing Depression in Teens? It Depends

CBT showed no preventive effects in adolescents whose parents were currently depressed.

Trends in Mental Illness Treatment: A Decade of Progress?

More patients now receive psychiatric diagnoses, but some subgroups receive less care.

Laws on Alcohol Availability Might Reduce Suicide Rates

If it works in Slovenia, could it work here?

A New Kind of MAO Inhibitor on the Horizon

A promising, but early, study of a novel medication with possible applications in dementia and depression

Finally, a New Target for Antidepressants

In animal studies, inhibition of a pH-responsive sodium channel seems to have an antidepressant-like effect.

Valproate of Little Help in Childhood Bipolar Disorder

A randomized, controlled study has negative results.

Suicide After Psychiatric Hospitalization

Attentive care early after discharge is crucial.

Prior Authorization of Antidepressants: Effects on Patient Care

A common strategy to control medical costs has subtle effects, but these might hit vulnerable populations hard.

Long-Term Use of Antidepressants and Diabetes: Et tu, Antidepressant?

Analysis of a large database points to increased diabetes risk with long-term use of these medications at moderate-to-high doses.

Attention Training for Anxiety Disorders

A simple, brief computer-based intervention has surprisingly strong results.

How Clinicians Adopt Innovative Medications: The Case of Prazosin for PTSD

The farther from the research site, the lower the adoption rate for this generic drug.

USPSTF: Screening Children and Adolescents for Depression

The task force recommends screening for adolescents when follow-up is available, but data are still sparse on whether screening benefits children.

Are Two Medications Better Than One for Initial Treatment of Bipolar Disorder?

An industry-funded study looks at using quetiapine plus lithium or divalproex for treating bipolar disorders and preventing recurrences.

Give Depressed Patients What They Fancy?

This secondary analysis of treatment study results indicates that providing the treatment that patients prefer might improve outcomes.

Neuroticism, Mood, and Mortality: Two Epidemiology Studies

Pessimism, depression, and anxiety might shorten your life.

Health Effects of Depression and SSRIs in Pregnancy

Untreated depression and continuous SSRI treatment in pregnant women are associated with increased rates of preterm birth.

Primary-Care CBT for GAD in Adults Older Than Age 60

Lacking the adverse effects of medications, this psychotherapy should become a first-line treatment for many.

Depression-Rating Scales in Primary Care: Time for a Change?

Some physicians are reluctant to employ these, although patients appreciate them.

Do You Drink Because You’re Depressed, or Are You Depressed Because You Drink?

Sophisticated statistical modeling of longitudinal data suggests that alcohol misuse causes depression more than depression causes alcohol misuse.

Can We Erase Maladaptive Responses to Traumatic Experience?

By disrupting the reconsolidation of memory, a beta-blocker might help patients struggling with fearful memories.

Can Written Information Reduce Anxiety for Patients in a Chest Pain Unit?

The statistically significant benefit found in this study might not be clinically significant.

"How Do You Feel About Your Mother?": Epigenetics of Early Experience

Severe childhood abuse is linked to altered expression of a glucocorticoid receptor gene in suicide completers.

SSRIs and Pregnancy: More to Think About

SSRI use in late pregnancy is linked to gestational hypertension and preeclampsia.

Adjunctive Lamotrigine for Bipolar Depression

Adding this antiepileptic to lithium therapy is a possible option.

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