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Depression
Questionnaire may detect major depression in adolescents
June 01, 2010
Patients were asked how often in the past two weeks they had experienced a depressed mood and how often they had a lack of pleasure in usual activities.
When SSRIs are not enough for depression
March 22, 2010
Consider buspirone or mirtazapine as an additive agent.
Nonpharmacologic approach to depression
March 22, 2010
Exercise and psychotherapy are effective in preventing relapse and recurrence of depression.
Links between obesity and mental health
Lisa K. Diamond, RN, MSN, FNP-C March 01, 2010
When treating obesity, psychological issues must not be overlooked. Learning why patients eat can help clinicians improve what patients eat.
Adult depression: Treating by subtype for success
Jennifer L. Berns, MPAS, PA-C February 03, 2010
Instead of attempting to treat the broad categories, primary-care clinicians should focus on symptoms or features that identify a specific subtype.
Are SSRIs safe for childhood depression?
Julee Waldrop, MS, PNP January 21, 2010
The use of these antidepressants in children has exploded in the past decade. So has the controversy about increased suicide rates in patients taking them.
Potential side effects unexplained
David S. Starr, MD, JD January 15, 2010
A depressed, middle-aged patient gets more than he bargained for from the trazodone prescribed by his family clinician.
Management of childhood depression
Dawn Lee Garzon, PhD, CPNP-BC, Jean Nelson, PhD, RN, and Molly Figgemeier BSN, RN September 28, 2009
Often the first to identify the warning signs of this depression in children and adolescents, primary-care providers must be prepared to institute a basic treatment plan.
The balance between clinical judgment and a patient's right to choose
Marjaneh M. Fooladi, PhD, WHNP, FNP August 03, 2009
A woman refuses to treat her depression pharmaceutically and relies on herbal remedies—against her clinician's advice.
Clinician confronts an all-too-common ethical dilemma
Christopher Zipp, DO, and Carman A. Ciervo, DO July 07, 2009
Should the shocking confession of a depressed patient become a discoverable part of the medical record?
Increased anxiety after a sudden change in an SSRI prescription
Tina Malone, ARNP-C May 04, 2009
After two years of success with a generic antidepressant, the patient's depressive symptoms made an unwelcome return.
St. John's wort may be as effective as standard antidepressants — and more tolerable — for major depression
Brian S. Alper, MD, MSPH February 18, 2009
Top 10 health stories of 2008
December 11, 2008
Blood sugar goals, stem cells, CT scans, health reform--these are some of the issues to make the list of most important stories of the year, as chosen by the Harvard Health Letter.
Trial integrates depression and BP treatment
August 28, 2008
An integrated approach to hypertension and depression treatment yielded significantly better results for both conditions in a recent six-week pilot study. Patients in the integrated-care arm showed fewer...
Sildenafil eases antidepressant side effects in women
August 27, 2008
Off-label use of sildenafil (Viagra) relieved sexual side effects of antidepressants for...
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