Drinking buddies deny copying alcoholic drink orders • Alcoholism and alcohol abuse news • Mar 04 14 People who copy their friend’s drinking behaviour will deny that their decision has been influenced, researchers at the University of Liverpool have shown. A new study, conducted in the University… Alzheimer’s in a dish • Dementia News • Mar 04 14 Harvard stem cell scientists have successfully converted skins cells from patients with early-onset Alzheimer’s into the types of neurons that are affected by the disease, making it possible for the first time to… Suicidal ideation among US soldiers begins before enlistment • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Mar 04 14 Nearly 60% of soldier suicide attempts can be traced to pre-enlistment mental disorders, which are much more common among nondeployed U.S. Army soldiers than demographically similar populations of civilians… New autism definition may decrease diagnosis by one-third, Columbia University finds • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 25 14 New diagnosis guidelines for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) issued by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) may reduce by almost one third the total number of people… Psychological side-effects of anti-depressants worse than thought • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 25 14 A University of Liverpool researcher has shown that thoughts of suicide, sexual difficulties and emotional numbness as a result of anti-depressants may be more widespread than previously thought. In… Study Shows Mentally Ill More Likely To Be Victims, Not Perpetrators, Of Violence • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 25 14 New research shows that almost one-third of adults with mental illness are likely to be victims of violence within a six-month period, and that… Age-21 drinking laws save lives, study confirms • Alcoholism and alcohol abuse news • Feb 23 14 Although some advocates want to lower the legal drinking age from 21, research continues to show that the law saves lives. That’s the finding of a new review published… New study settles how social understanding is performed by the brain • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 23 14 In a study to be published in Psychological Science, researchers from Aarhus University and the University of Copenhagen demonstrate that brain cells in what is called… Schizophrenics are at greater risk of getting diseases • Schizophrenia News • Feb 22 14 People suffering from schizophrenia are at greater risk of developing autoimmune diseases such as psoriasis and multiple sclerosis. This is the conclusion of new research from Aarhus University. It… If You Think You Have Alzheimer’s, You Might be Right, Study Suggests • Dementia News • Feb 22 14 A recent study suggests that self-reported memory complaints might predict clinical memory impairment later in life. Erin Abner, an assistant professor at the University of… Gathering the clues to rare gene variants contributing to schizophrenia • Schizophrenia News • Feb 20 14 Schizophrenia has long been known to be highly heritable and is present in approximately 1% of the population. Researchers have been following two paths in their pursuit… Active thyroid may raise risk of depression in older individuals • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 20 14 When older individuals’ thyroid glands are more active than average, it may be a risk factor for depression, according to new research accepted for publication in the… First biological marker for major depression could enable better diagnosis and treatment • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 17 14 Teenage boys who show a combination of depressive symptoms and elevated levels of the ‘stress hormone’ cortisol are up to fourteen times more likely to… New depression treatments reported • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 15 14 New insights into the physiological causes of depression are leading to treatments beyond common antidepressants such as Prozac and Zoloft, researchers are reporting in the in the journal Current Psychiatry. Depression treatments… Depressed girls suffer the most • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 13 14 For the first time researchers have studied the kind of physical pain that troubles adolescents with different mental health problems. Professor Marit Sæbø Indredavik at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology… Two parents with Alzheimer’s disease? Disease may show up decades early on brain scans • Dementia News • Feb 13 14 People who are dementia-free but have two parents with Alzheimer’s disease may show signs of the disease on brain scans decades before symptoms… Cognitive development ‘growth charts’ may help diagnose and treat psychosis-risk kids • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 11 14 Penn Medicine researchers have developed a better way to assess and diagnose psychosis in young children. By “growth charting” cognitive development alongside the presentation of psychotic… Study links steroid-dependent asthma to depression • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 11 14 People with severe asthma who rely on prednisone are more than three times more likely to be depressed than those with severe cases who don’t use prednisone and those with mild… Experimental care program keeps people with dementia at home longer, study shows • Dementia News • Feb 10 14 An 18-month pilot program that brought resources and counselors to elderly Baltimore residents with dementia and other memory disorders significantly increased the length of time… Study finds 3-fold increase in pregnancy among young girls with mental illness • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 10 14 Young girls with mental illness are three times more likely to become teenage parents than those without a major mental illness, according to a first-of-its-kind… Invisible risk group among adolescents at risk of mental ill-health • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 03 14 Adolescents with high media use, reduced sleep and low physical activity comprise an ‘invisible-risk’ group that has high prevalence of psychiatric symptoms, according to a large international… IUPUI Study First to Find Earlier Depression Treatment Prevents Heart Attacks and Strokes • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 03 14 Research led by Jesse C. Stewart, Ph.D., of the School of Science at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, is the first to find that treatment… Study shows independent association between diabetes and depression and impulse control disorders • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 01 14 Study shows independent association between diabetes and depression and impulse control disorders including binge-eating and bulimia New research published today shows that depression and impulse… Childhood Depression May Lead to Heart Disease by Teen Years • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 01 14 Children with depression are more likely to be obese, smoke and be inactive, and can show the effects of heart disease as early as their teen years,… Studies find new links between sleep duration and depression • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Feb 01 14 A genetic study of adult twins and a community-based study of adolescents both report novel links between sleep duration and depression. 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