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March 29, 2017

The increasing overlap of mood disorders and antipsychotic use in youth is a growing area of concern. This meta-analysis examined the current findings on the frequency of mood disorders…
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Original Research

March 29, 2017

Adding an SNRI may improve impaired cognition and fatigue, and hence improve the overall depression outcome in patients with partial response to an SSRI. This analysis of trials of…
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Clinical and Practical Psychopharmacology

March 29, 2017

Both untreated depression and prenatal exposure to antidepressants have been associated with adverse outcomes. In this month’s column, Dr Andrade describes possible study design’ ’related contributors that are important…
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Original Research

March 29, 2017

The prevalence of substance use disorder in adolescents with bipolar disorder is expansive. These researchers looked at global functioning and clinical outcomes in pediatric patients with bipolar disorder who…
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Letter to the Editor

March 29, 2017

Four weeks after the November 2015 mass attacks in Paris, 1,878 French individuals responded to an online survey that measured their mortality salience, their level of psychological distress, and…
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Original Research

March 29, 2017

Do difficult life events play a role in the development of mood disorders? See these study results to find out. The authors explored whether stressful life events were associated…
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Meta-Analysis

March 29, 2017

With the advent of second-generation antipsychotics, hopes were high that tardive dyskinesia would all but disappear as a side effect. However, it persists. In this meta-analysis, Carbon et al…
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Article

March 29, 2017

How can you tell when a young child has recovered from the trauma of a car accident? This study used an alternative algorithm for diagnosing PTSD in young children,…
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Article

March 14, 2017

Both estrogen and exercise may have cognition-enhancing benefits, but the effect of estrogen deficiency on young oligomenorrheic/amenorrheic athletes has not been evaluated. Read the article to see if this…
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Original Research

March 14, 2017

The length of telomeres—the repetitive nucleotide sequences found at the ends of chromosomes—has been associated with several disease states, including depression. But does this association hold true only in…
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Original Research

March 14, 2017

Women with a history of depression are particularly vulnerable to depression in the postpartum period. Are there ways that physicians can predict which previously depressed women may develop postpartum…
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Original Research

February 28, 2017

Read a randomized control trial examining whether adding cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) for Pharmacotherapy-Resistant Depression improves outcomes.
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