Review: Pre/Probiotics May Be Useful for Depression, Anxiety
Pre/probiotic therapy may be useful for patients with depression and/or anxiety disorders.
Depression
Managing Antidepressant-Induced Sexual Dysfunction: A Holistic Approach
Sexual dysfunction has a significant impact on quality of life, personal relationships, self-esteem, and recovery, and it is a common cause for nonadherence or discontinuation of medication.
Somatic Depressive Symptoms Strongly Predict Quality of Life
Age and depression were significant predictors of overall quality of life, but depression represented the strongest predictor.
Mindfulness-Based Compassionate Living Lowers Depression Severity
The investigators sought to evaluate the efficacy of MBCL and its consolidation at follow-up in adult patients with recurrent depression who had previously received mindfulness-based cognitive therapy.
WPSI Advises Screening for Anxiety in Women, Teen Girls
Screening for anxiety is recommended for women and adolescent girls.
Nearly a Fifth of Patients with Congenital Heart Disease Have Depression
Adults with congenital heart disease are more likely to have impaired functional status, biomarker profiles indicative of systemic inflammation and heart failure, and increased risk for death or cardiovascular events if they have major depression.
Genetic Links Found Between Childhood Psychopathology and Adult Depression
Researchers found strong evidence that polygenic scores for adult major depression, subjective wellbeing, neuroticism, insomnia, educational attainment, and BMI are associated with childhood ADHD symptoms, internalizing and social problems.
Study Author Q&A: A Novel Antipsychotic Treatment for Schizophrenia
To learn more about SEP-363856 as a novel treatment for schizophrenia, we spoke with Kenneth Koblan, PhD, and John Krystal, MD.
Short Term Exposure to Air Pollution Increases Hospital Admissions for Depression
The researchers suggested that the increased inflammatory response and oxidative stress that accompanies air pollution exposure may affect the central nervous system with both short and long term exposure to these pollutants.
Does Food Insecurity Play a Role in Psychotropic Prescriptions Among Women With HIV?
Social adversity may increase rates of psychotropic prescriptions, which have surged in recent decades, prompting researchers to perform a study of food insecurity and psychotropic prescriptions among women living with HIV.
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