Income inequality linked to depression • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Oct 09 13 American women face a greater risk of depression in states where personal income levels vary widely, according to a new study covering 50 U.S. states. Huge income gaps in a community can… Trauma-related psychophysiologic reactivity identified as best predictor of PTSD diagnosis • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Oct 09 13 Researchers from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and several other institutions including the National Center for PSTD, VA Boston Healthcare System, Suffolk University, Massachusetts General Hospital… Researchers identify screening tool for detecting intimate partner violence among women veterans • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Oct 09 13 Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) researchers have identified a promising screening tool to detect intimate partner violence (IPV) in females in the VA Boston… Eating disorders often associated with reproductive health problems • Eating disorders News • Oct 08 13 According to a Finnish study, women with eating disorders are less likely to have children than others in their age group. The discrepancy is the most apparent in anorexia… Boston University Researchers Test Effectiveness of Behavioral and Medication Treatments for Patients with Alcoholism and Anxiety • Mental health and Psychiatry news • • Alcoholism and alcohol abuse news • Oct 07 13 Domenic Ciraulo, MD, chair of psychiatry at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and David H. Barlow, PhD, professor of psychology… Why do doctors abuse prescription drugs? ‘Self-medication’ is key reason • Drug and Alcohol Dependence News • Oct 05 13 Doctors who abuse prescription drugs often do so for “self-medication” - whether for physical or emotional pain or stress relief, reports a study in the October Journal… Eating disorder specialists not immune to weight bias • Eating disorders News • Oct 04 13 Even some mental health professionals that treat eating disorders harbor prejudice against the obese, a new study suggests. “Weight bias has been documented among different groups of health providers… Alcoholism treatment before, after liver transplantation reduces relapse • Alcoholism and alcohol abuse news • Oct 03 13 New research reports that liver transplant recipients who receive substance abuse treatment before and after transplantation have much lower alcohol relapse rates than those untreated or only treated prior… Three hours is enough to help prevent mental health issues in teens • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Oct 03 13 The incidence of mental health issues amongst 509 British youth was reduced by 25 to 33% over the 24 months following two 90-minute group therapy… How depression blurs memories • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Oct 03 13 To pinpoint why depression messes with memory, researchers took a page from Sesame Street’s book. The show’s popular game “One of these things is not like the others” helps young viewers learn to… Does Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Increase the Risk of Metabolic Syndrome? • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Oct 03 13 People suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) face a greater risk of cardiovascular disease and death. A new study involving a comprehensive review of the medical literature… California’s new mental health system helps people live independently • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Oct 02 13 A new analysis by Oregon State University researchers of California’s mental health system finds that comprehensive, community-based mental health programs are helping people with serious mental illness transition… Depression does not expose someone to a greater risk of cancer • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Oct 02 13 The impact of depression on a person contracting cancer has long been suspected, without any study having definitely confirmed or rejected this theory. The links have… Psychiatric drug use in preschoolers stabilizing • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Sep 30 13 By the end of the last decade, psychiatric medications were being used less often in very young children, a new study suggests. Researchers found the percentage of children prescribed antipsychotics,… State-wide gun ownership tied to suicide deaths • Mental health and Psychiatry news • • Suicide • Sep 29 13 Twice as many Americans commit suicide in states where most households have a gun than in states with low rates of gun ownership, according to a new study. Several studies… The lethal burden of drug overdose • Drug and Alcohol Dependence News • Sep 28 13 The past fortnight has seen the release of alarming new figures about drug overdose in England and Wales, together with a report damning the UK Government’s approaches to drug addiction. Prime… Non-medical use of painkillers in the USA • Drug and Alcohol Dependence News • Sep 28 13 In the USA, pain is managed with pain relievers that include opioid analgesic drugs such as oxycodone, methadone, hydrocodone, and oxymorphone. With different types of opioid drugs available and frequently… Prescription drug addiction: the treatment challenge • Drug and Alcohol Dependence News • Sep 28 13 As misuse of prescription drugs increases, treating addiction to these drugs has become as crucial as preventing it. Yet best practice in this area remains elusive. David Holmes reports. Last June,… Friends, Family Often the Suppliers in Underage Drinking, Smoking: Survey • Alcoholism and alcohol abuse news • Sep 26 13 Many underage smokers and drinkers get their cigarettes and alcohol from family or friends, according to a Canadian study released Tuesday. Researchers at the Center for Addiction… Drinking habits linked to partner violence • Alcoholism and alcohol abuse news • Sep 26 13 Men’s and women’s drinking habits could provide hints about their risk of being in a violent relationship, a new study suggests. Men who regularly drank at parties at their friends’ houses… Panel urges awareness of student-athlete mental health • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Sep 26 13 Athletic trainers should be on the lookout for mental health problems among student-athletes, a panel said on Wednesday. Representatives from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics… Study finds link between commonly prescribed statin and memory impairment • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Sep 25 13 New research that looked at whether two commonly prescribed statin medicines, used to lower low-density lipoprotein (LDL) or ‘bad cholesterol’ levels in the blood, can adversely affect… Regenstrief, IU automated CHICA system makes ADHD diagnosis more accurate • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Sep 25 13 Asking three questions of parents of 5- to 12-year-olds in the waiting room before a pediatrician visit may make a lifetime of difference for their child,… New study shows how ICU ventilation may trigger mental decline • Mental health and Psychiatry news • Sep 24 13 At least 30 percent of patients in intensive care units (ICUs) suffer some form of mental dysfunction as reflected in anxiety, depression, and especially delirium. In mechanically-ventilated… Alzheimer’s progression tracked prior to dementia • Dementia News • Sep 24 13 For years, scientists have attempted to understand how Alzheimer’s disease harms the brain before memory loss and dementia are clinically detectable. Most researchers think this preclinical stage, which can last a… Page 18 of 148 pages « First < 16 17 18 19 20 > Last » << Back to main