Long-Term Benefits with Psychotherapy in Depressed Teens
Early treatment of depression may lower the risk of future episodes of mood disorders.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
Psilocybin Effectively Improves Mood of Cancer Patients
The hallucinogenic drug relieves depression and anxiety quickly and the effect can last for months.
Is It Time to Call ‘Burnout’ What It Really Is?
Truthfully, what is called burnout should more accurately be recognized for what it really is—abuse.
Rise in Depression Rates in Adolescents, Especially Young Females
The authors suggest that cyberbullying and social media use may be possible causes.
New Module Aims to Help Physicians Identify Distressed Colleagues and Provide Assistance
This new module includes steps to identify doctors at risk, such as talking about risk factors and watching for warning signs of suicide.
Majority of Female Physicians with Mental Health Issues Do Not Seek Treatment
The majority of female physicians experiencing mental health issues do not seek treatment for fear of stigma and disclosure to medical licensing boards.
Higher Occupational Levels Associated with Poorer Depression Treatment Outcomes
This study suggests that those with higher occupational levels may experience poorer treatment outcomes for depression.
Regular Meditation Routines Show Improvements in Memory and Mood in Elderly
According to this study, regular meditation routines are beneficial in elderly patients with memory deficits and signs of depression or anxiety.
Physicians May Benefit From Formal Suicide Bereavement Training
Physicians reported feelings of guilt and uncertainty when dealing with bereaved parents.
Surgeon Well-Being Affected by Disclosure of Preventable Adverse Events
Lack of discussion of preventable adverse events negatively effects surgeons’ well-being.
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