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This Week - August 14, 2006

  1. How to have the best day of your life
  2. Patients on antidepressants also need therapy
  3. Study: antidepressants definitely linked to suicide
  4. Many receive antidepressants for unapproved use
  5. Stopping antidepressants troublesome for some
  6. Club drug may help fight depression
  7. New treatment model for bipolar holds promise
  8. AUDIO: An understanding look at Bipolar by Kay Redfield Jamison
  9. Debriefing after trauma doesn't reduce PTSD
  10. Half of ADHD kids not treated
  11. New ADHD drug rejected by FDA
  12. Mom's dieting can send kids wrong message
  13. Is protecting children from disappointment good?
  14. More people feeling isolated
  15. Scientists make Alzheimer's discovery
  16. Home genetic test for schizophrenia
  17. Latest Schizophrenia News
  18. Forums: "Is it the end of my internet friendship?"
  19. Thought for today

Are you wondering if you have depression? Go here to take a depression screening test.

How To Have The Best Day Of Your Life

Maybe you got a big promotion at work? Maybe you met someone really special? Does that qualify as the "best day" of your life? Here's an inspirational story that may provide some powerful insight.

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Depression Information

Do your symptoms keep coming back?
Break the cycle. Take a self-quiz.
www.thechangeyoudeserve.com

Click here to find out about an effective treatment option.

On Antidepressants, No Therapy

Many patients who receive antidepressants get no therapy. That's especially alarming, given that they are more susceptible to suicide in the first few months of starting the depression medications. Read more.

Study: Antidepressants Definitely Linked to Suicide in Children

Amid growing concern that antidepressants could lead some children to attempt suicide, scientists set out to test whether these fears are justified. They are, according to a new study. Details here.

Many Receive Antidepressants for Unapproved Use

Even scarier..."Most off-label drug mentions have little or no scientific support," says the author of a major new study.


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The Pain of Depression

As you’ve seen on TV, depression can have both emotional and painful physical symptoms. Learn about what you can do. Click here.


Stopping Antidepressants Troublesome for Some

Discontinuing antidepressants can lead to some horrible symptoms for some patients; so bad they quickly return to the medication. But the pharmaceutical companies say doctors are at fault because many don't know how to take their patients off the drugs properly. Find out more.

More Depression Stories

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Get Information About Bipolar Disorder and Treatment

Do you or a family member have bipolar disorder?
This Web site provides information about medicine,
helpful tools for therapy, support resources and more.

www.takingcontrolofbipolar.com

New Treatment Model for Bipolar Disorder Shows Promise

Tested on veterans across the country, it reduced their manic episodes and improved their quality of life and the bipolar treatment program had other benefits as well.

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Mood Disorder Screener

Could your lows be a symptom
of bipolar disorder? Take our quiz.
www.IsItReallyDepression.com
 

The Benefits of Restlessness and Jagged Edges
A great essay by Kay Redfield Jamison impact of restless and discontent that come with having bipolar disorder.
  Listen now

Trauma Debriefing Does Not Reduce PTSD

The authors of the study hypothesize that encouraging highly aroused trauma survivors to express their feelings might activate the sympathetic nervous system to such a degree that the successful encoding of the traumatic memory is disrupted.

Half of ADHD Children Not Being Treated

Only about 58 percent of boys and about 45 percent of girls who had a diagnosis of full-scale ADHD get any medication at all. More.

Cephalon's Sparlon Hyperactivity Drug Rejected by FDA

Regulators have rejected Sparlon as a treatment for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder because of safety concerns. Sparlon is a new formulation of Cephalon's sleep-disorder drug Provigil. An advisory panel in March had voted against recommending approval of Sparlon and the agency had been evaluating information related to a suspected case of a rare, serious skin rash linked to the drug.

Mom's Dieting Can Send Kids Wrong Message

Some research indicates youngsters learn attitudes about dieting through observation. For some youngsters, that might mean an unhealthy fixation on body image.

Should We Protect Our Children From Disappointment, Failure?

The idea that protecting kids from rejection is crucial to safeguarding their self-esteem has gained momentum in recent years. But is it a good idea?

Lonely Nation

It seems improbable that on college campuses, in crowded cities, across the internet where millions communicate, there are tons of lonely people.  But it's true and lonliness is a serious problem for many.

A Major Alzheimer's Discovery

A new research finding suggests a new weapon to fight Alzheimer's disease.

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Are You Taking Lexapro?

Visit the Lexapro Patient Orientation and Contact Center at HealthyPlace.com

Home Genetic Test for Schizophrenia

Within two years, a Kentucky medical genetics company plans to market a home test designed to help consumers determine whether they are genetically susceptible to schizophrenia. Here's more.

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Get More Information About Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia affects over 2 million people, plus their family and friends. There is a prescription medicine that may help manage the symptoms of schizophrenia. FIND OUT MORE. http://www.abilify.com/expect.html

More Schizophrenia Stories:

Additional stories linked from the HealthyPlace.com Thought Disorders Community homepage.

From the HealthyPlace.com Bulletin Boards: "Internet/IM Friendship End?"

bluenote:

"Has anyone ever experienced something like this? I communicated on almost a weekly basis for hours on end for about 3 years with someone from out-of-state. We finally met for the first time and it was so hard to connect with this person in the "physical" realm that I was not even able to really be myself. I believe that the whole meeting ruined what we had and am devastated. Maybe it was a mistake from the beginning, but it did not feel like a mistake. Please, any advice for this brokenheart."
respond here.

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Something to think about...

"Feed your faith until your doubts starve to death."
- Author Unknown

From all of us here at HealthyPlace.com, we hope you have a good week.

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