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Treating Depression in Parkinson Disease

In this short, high-quality study, nortriptyline was an effective antidepressant in PD, whereas paroxetine CR was not.

Intimate Partner Violence and Maternal Maltreatment

Women who are victims of intimate partner violence often turn on their young children.

Risk Factors for Rapid Rehospitalization for Mood Disorders

Revisiting an old finding with newer, more solid data

Antipsychotics and Risk for Sudden Cardiac Death

Typical antipsychotics and the newer atypical agents pose similarly elevated risks.

With a Little Help from My Friends: The Happiness Effect

Could happiness be socially contagious?

Is Pain a Component of Major Depression?

A closer look at a common and important comorbidity

Outcomes Among Patients with Mental Illness and Heart Failure

An analysis of Medicare data has worrisome news.

Geriatric Depression: Recurrences Are Common

They’re more common than first episodes.

Past Depression and Current Poor Sleep? Watch Out for Depression Recurrence

In previously depressed older patients, sleep disturbances independently predict future depressive episodes.

The Emerging Evidence Base for Psychodynamic Psychotherapies

These modalities begin to earn research esteem.

Psychosurgery — Beyond the Nobel Prize?

New neurosurgical approaches are promising, but more research is needed before they enter the psychiatric mainstream.

Pediatric Psychopharmacology: Learning What We Don’t Know

This year saw more research — and even more questions.

Depression and Antidepressants in Pregnancy

Both psychiatric illness and medications can affect the child.

Predictive Power of Genes: Stronger but Not Ready for the Clinic

The new world of genomic psychiatry has not yet arrived.

Traumatic Brain Injury: New Importance, New Developments

This year saw dramatic new research into the assessment and treatment of mild TBI.

Bereavement-Related Depression Is Not Grief

Grief is not an illness, but psychiatric illness can occur with bereavement.

Does Lithium Protect Against Dementia?

Long-term use of lithium might protect against the increased risk found for dementia in bipolar disorder.

Does Hypomania Make You Happy?

The mood state has its advantages and its drawbacks.

Behavioral Factors Link Depression to Cardiac Risk

A new explanation for an often-seen connection

Depression and Risk for Cardiovascular Disease

Physical inactivity might partly explain the association.

Just How Common Is Sexual Distress Among U.S. Women?

About one in eight adult American women has sexual problems that cause distress.

Suicide Risk After Recent Attempt or Psychiatric Hospitalization

Two large studies provide more data.

Second-Generation Antidepressants to Treat Depression: Clinical Practice Guideline

Efficacy of antidepressants in treating major depression did not differ; the incidence of specific adverse events did differ.

Depression and Cardiovascular Disease: A Need for Increased Awareness

The association of depressive symptoms with adverse CVD outcomes is clear; whether depression screening or treatment will improve outcomes is less so.

Depression and Cardiovascular Risk: Get Moving!

In a prospective cohort study of patients with stable CAD, physical inactivity was the strongest mediator of the association of depression with cardiovascular events.

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