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Stamixco geht zu Flowtech Industries
Zum 10. April 2012 haben sich die Besitzverhältnisse bei der Stamixco AG geändert: Gründer und...
Army launches study of PTSD meds
(Staff writer) Military and Veterans Affairs Department physicians often prescribe medication to ease the symptoms of combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder, even though only two antidepressants — Paxil and Zoloft — are approved specifically by the Food and Drug Administration to treat the disorder.
Weight-Gaining Drugs
About 70 percent of people in the United States are overweight and, in a cruel catch-22, many of the drugs used to treat obesity-linked conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and depression can themselves cause weight gain.
Mother-daughter sexperts
Susie Bright and her daughter, Aretha, make parental talks about sex look easy -- and fun
Monroe jail suicide prompts federal lawsuit
A failure by jail personnel to administer prescribed anti-psychotic medications and to monitor an inmate's declining mental state played key roles in his suicide, the widow of Mumun Barbaros charges in a wrongful death lawsuit filed in federal court.
For older adults with depression, drugs and therapy can be useful
Senior focus • WU geriatric psychiatrist Dr. Eric Lenze explains. 
Researcher Warns SSRI Antidepressants Side Effects May Include Digestive Problems, Worsening Depression
New research indicates that selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants may cause digestive problems, and in some cases, even worsen depression. According to the study, published in Frontiers in Evolutionary Psychology, serotonin, the chemical targeted by SSRI antidepressants, impacts many … Continue reading →
Sleepwalking Linked to Depression and OCD
A new study published on Monday found that almost a third of American adults have sleepwalked at least once in their lives. Some 3.6 percent are actually prone to doing so fairly regularly, a statistic that translates into some 8.5 million people, according to a report by MSNBC.
More than 8.4 million Americans sleepwalk each year, study finds
Researchers found 3.6 percent of U.S. adults walked in their sleep during the past year, with 1 percent having at least 2 episodes per month
Army to study use of 'off label' drugs to treat PTSD
The Army will conduct a multi-year study to evaluate a “range of pharmaceuticals” often prescribed to treat post-traumatic stress disorder but not approved specifically for that purpose, according to a bulletin released this week by the American Psychiatric Association.