Esketamine Nasal Spray Bests Quetiapine XR in Difficult-to-Treat Depression
The trial compared Spravato (esketamine nasal spray) in the treatment of depression to quetiapine extended-release, both in combination with a continuing SSRI or SNRI.
Mood Disorders
Jessica Peck, DNP, on How to Talk to Teens About Mental Health
Dr Jessica Peck provides practical tips for clinicians and parents on how to communicate with teenagers about mental health in Behind Closed Doors.
Pediatric Migraine Tied to Anxiety, Depression Symptoms
Authors say routine screening for depression and anxiety may be beneficial in clinical practice.
Caregiver Depression Linked to Child Asthma Outcomes
Reduction in caregiver depressive symptoms may have positive impact on child asthma outcomes, partially mediated by child depressive symptom severity.
Ketamine and Esketamine for Depression: Lessons Learned in Clinical Practice
Researchers who started a ketamine and esketamine service for patients with depression and suicidal thoughts discuss lessons learned.
Smartphone Addiction: Tips for Assessment and Management
Determining when smartphone use has become an addiction in patients is tricky. Researchers outline what to look for.
Antidepressant Use in Pregnancy Underused: Provider and Patient Perspectives
Authors describe the perspectives of patients and prescribing clinicians regarding the use of antidepressants during pregnancy.
Long-Term Psychological Effects of COVID-19
In this Director’s Memo, Nikki Kean discusses the long-term cognitive and mental health components of long COVID.
Ketamine and Psilocybin Update in Treatment-Resistant Depression
Studies from Psych Congress 2022 show the efficacy of ketamine and psilocybin in reducing symptoms of treatment-resistant depression.
Anhedonia Linked to Negative, Positive Symptoms in Schizophrenia
Three clusters detected corresponding to positive symptoms, negative symptoms and work functioning, and functional domains.
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