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You've Got a Friend: Befriending for the Distressed

This intervention, pioneered in the U.K., is better than nothing — but not as helpful as psychotherapy.

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Acupuncture for Depression ... Only If You're Pregnant?

Although many studies have not found acupuncture to be effective for depression, it might work in pregnant women with major depression.

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Depression and Hippocampal Damage: Which Comes First?

Hippocampal malfunction may precede the onset of depression, and environmental factors may worsen the damage to the hippocampus.

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Genetic Variant Influences Extinction Learning

A single-nucleotide polymorphism affects anxiety-related behavior in both mice and humans.

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Does a Sick Cingulate Syndrome Promote Anxiety?

In generalized anxiety disorder, the pregenual anterior cingulate might inadequately regulate emotional processing by the amygdala.

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More on Depression and Diabetes

Even low-grade preexisting depression may increase the risk for diabetes.

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Omega-3s for Prodromal Psychosis

A relatively safe intervention yields early positive results.

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Quetiapine Beats Lithium and Paroxetine for Bipolar DepressionFree

Two manufacturer-sponsored studies show efficacy for this antipsychotic as acute treatment, but careful clinical judgment remains necessary when prescribing to individual patients.

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Maternal Flu and the Postnatal Brain: An Animal Study

In rhesus monkeys, titers of virus-specific immunoglobulin are associated with brain abnormalities.

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Intimate Relationship Problems and Depression Treatment Outcome

Chronically depressed patients are less likely to remit in the presence of dyadic discord.

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