Monday, November 23, 2009

mental health

Very Small Head Size Could Signal Problems in Newborns

Early screening urged for detection of epilepsy and other health issues, experts say more >>

Depression May Hasten Cancer Death

Psychological screenings and treatment are warranted: study more >>

Treating Workers' Mental Woes May Boost Productivity

But not treating problems resulted in roughly same outcome, research shows more >>

Is Your Teenager Struggling With School and Friends? Could Be Depression

Depression can make school and social life a struggle months later. more >>

Depressed Teens Continue to Suffer

Those with mild depression more likely to suffer major episode later, researchers say more >>

Service Dogs Help Traumatized Veterans Heal

These trained canines alert owners to warning signs of PTSD, experts say more >>

Kids Need More Than Sports for Positive Growth

Engaging in youth development programs produces caring, competent teens, research finds more >>

10 Signs You’re in Trouble at College

It can be hard to know if you're struggling more than you should be. Here's how to tell. more >>

How Bad Feelings Can Harm Your Health

Studies show impact of apathy, hopelessness on cardiovascular disease more >>

Depression's Effect on Pleasure Is Real

Using scans, researchers spot changes in the way the brain responds to music more >>

Foreclosures Plunge People Into Depression

New U.S. study finds many also skip food and needed drugs in an effort to cut costs more >>

Worries May Worsen Peripheral Arterial Disease

Distressed 'type D' personality associated with mortality risk, study suggests more >>

Gays, Bisexuals Seek More Psych Services

Discrimination may be one reason why, researchers say more >>

Boozing Blunts Ability to Read Faces

It affects areas of the brain needed to perceive feelings, study finds more >>

Suicide Risk With Antidepressants Falls With Age

Study reiterates that young are most vulnerable more >>

Can Toddlers Get Depressed? Yes, and Parents Can Help Them Feel Better

Doctors and parents often miss symptoms of depression in very young children. more >>

Young Vets With PTSD More Prone to Heart Risk Factors

Researcher suspects mental health issues may lead to unhealthy habits more >>

Leave Worries Behind When Packing for Vacation

Absence of negative emotions contributes to a great trip, survey finds more >>

Euthanasia, Palliative Care Work in Unison in Belgium

While assisted dying is legal there, it's rarely implemented, expert says more >>

Health Tip: Signs That You May Have Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Here are potential symptoms more >>

Schizophrenia Drug Got Bad Rap

Less expensive clozapine might have saved thousands of lives, researchers say more >>

Savoring Happy Moments Helps Build Emotional Strength

Cultivating positive emotions can help ward off stress and depression, study says more >>

For OCD, Not Helping Might Be Best

Well-meaning assistance may do more harm than good, experts say more >>

Health Buzz: Complex Genetics Behind Mental Disorders and Other Health News

Dealing with fear of crowds and other anxieties; an economist's view of health reform, medical costs. more >>

Anti-Smoking Drugs Get FDA 'Black-Box' Warning

Reports link Chantix and Zyban to risk of psychiatric side effects, including suicidal thoughts more >>

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