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Study refutes effectiveness of drug combination for treatment-resistant depression
Many treatment options are available for depression, but how well treatment works depends on the type of depression and its severity. Antidepressants take time — usually 2 to 4 weeks — to work, and often, symptoms...
This Saturday, December 7, 2:00 pm EST Presented by ADAA Board Member Ken Goodman, LCSW Health Anxiety...
A recent study by the Child Health and Development Institute of Connecticut shows that evidence-based treatments are significantly more effective than “treatment as usual,” or ordinary “talk therapy.” Further,...
Climate medicine: What was once on the radar of just a handful of physicians has exploded into awareness, alarm, and sometimes debate and skepticism. No matter how you look at it, psychiatrists are on the front lines of treating depression, PTSD and other anxiety disorders,...
Why is it that some children thrive in the worst circumstances while others are remarkably sensitive? Tom Boyce, a pediatrician and researcher at University of California San Francisco, has been asking that question for more than 40 years.
Previous studies have shown that living in communities characterized as deprived can lead residents of those areas to rate their health as suboptimal and experience early death. Through a new study, researchers wanted to know if living in a deprived area can also influence...
MRI illuminates abnormalities in the brains of people with depression, potentially opening the door to new and improved treatments for the disorder, according to two studies presented at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America.
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