You are here : health.am > Mental Health Center > Mental health and Psychiatry news Mental health and Psychiatry news Breast implants again linked to suicide risk • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 13 06 A new study adds to evidence that while women with breast implants are not at greater risk of breast cancer, they do seem to have an elevated rate of suicide.… Stress-induced, high levels of corticotropin-releasing factor might be responsible for binge behavio • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 13 06 Stress-induced, high levels of corticotropin-releasing factor might be responsible for binge behaviour and addiction Stressed individuals might be particularly prone to binge eating or drug… NAPHS Annual Survey Tracks Behavioral Treatment Trends • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 13 06 Behavioral healthcare systems are playing a major role in responding to the needs of the millions of Americans of all ages who experience psychiatric and substance use conditions each year,… We use news to regulate our moods • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 12 06 When men and women are angry, they both choose the news media articles they read with the goal of regulating their moods, a new study suggests. But, in some circumstances,… Depression is an often undiagnosed source of suffering for elderly • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 11 06 Elderly patients with lesser versions of depression, a group many times larger than those with major depression, are more than five times as likely as healthy patients… Alcohol use, comorbidity, and mortality • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 11 06 Older men who drink as few as two drinks twice a week and also have diseases that could be worsened by alcohol or cause problems with medications taken while drinking alcohol have… Behavioral therapy helps mentally ill drug addicts • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 10 06 Drug-addicted patients with severe, persistent mental illness respond well to a new behavioral approach that involves social skills training and motivational interviewing, as well as mandatory urine checks, research suggests.… Early transition to menopause may increase risk for first onset of depression • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 07 06 Women with no history of depression may be at an increased risk of new onset depressive symptoms and disorders as they transition to menopause, according… Violent video games linked to risky behaviors • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 07 06 After playing a violent video game, young men are more likely to think it’s OK to smoke marijuana and drink alcohol, raising the possibility that exposure to violent media could… Ovary Removal Surgery Elevates Risk for Dementia • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 06 06 Mayo Clinic researchers have found that ovariectomy, surgical removal of a woman’s ovaries, raises her risk of developing dementia or cognitive impairment. Risk is especially increased if a woman has… Caenorhabditis elegans helps unravel mechanisms of hunger • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 06 06 In research that may have implications for studying eating disorders in humans, a worm the size of a pinhead is helping researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center unravel the mechanisms… Special education data provide misleading trends of changing autism prevalence • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 03 06 If statistics compiled by the U.S. Department of Education are to be believed, in 1992 the state of Illinois had only 322 diagnosed cases of autism among… Treating carotid blockage may reverse dementia • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Apr 02 06 Patients who have blocked carotid arteries, the major source of blood flow to the brain, even if there are no symptoms, experience significant improvements in intellectual functioning after they undergo surgery… Scans show smart kids have different brains • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 31 06 Researchers say that children who perform differently in IQ tests show different patterns of brain development. They believe this difference is associated with changes in the brain during adolescence and… Compulsive gambling not always a chronic addiction • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 30 06 Contrary to the established notion that pathological gambling is a chronic and unremitting condition, it seems that it is often transitory and affected individuals can recover without treatment, according to… Depression rate high among diabetics • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 29 06 Investigators have found that about 25 percent of patients with diabetes have symptoms of depression, confirming the relationship between these two conditions. Rates of depression were similar across ethnic groups, but there… Therapy “Export” Helps Treat Borderline Personality Disorder • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 29 06 Trade between countries usually involves products. However, one successful export from the United States to the Netherlands, Norway and several other countries is a cognitive therapy treatment program created by… Alcohol combined with energy drink won’t make you less drunk • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 29 06 Scientists say that people who mix energy drinks with alcohol may feel more sober but that perception is a delusion. A new study has found that although… Depression and urinary incontinence go hand in hand • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 28 06 Canadian researchers say that women who suffer from urinary incontinence are at nearly twice the risk of depression compared to women without the embarrassing disorder. They say this is… Depression treatment may require different drugs for different people • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 28 06 If a first antidepressant medication doesn’t work, try a different one, UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers report. New research shows that one in three to four people who… Steroids may relieve social and spider phobias • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 28 06 Treatment with oral glucocorticoids, a type of steroid, can alleviate the fear in individuals with social and spider phobias, according to a report in the Proceedings of the National Academy… Preventing late-life depression: worth the cost • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 23 06 “Late-life” depression affects as many as 16 percent of older folks, harms quality of life, increases the risk of death and costs society a bundle each year. A new study shows… Treating Depression Often Requires Trying Different Drugs • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 23 06 If a first antidepressant medication doesn’t work, try a different one, UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers report. New research shows that one in three to four people who do not… Innovative Approach Affords Researchers Clearer View of Autism • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 21 06 Using new technology and a unique approach, Binghamton University researchers are hoping to help children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) deal with their most common and problematic areas of… Daytime TV tied to poorer mental scores in elderly • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 20 06 Older women who say talk shows and soap operas are their favorite TV programs tend to score more poorly on tests of memory, attention and other cognitive skills,… Page 70 of 81 pages « First < 68 69 70 71 72 > Last » << Back to main