Depression
Commentary
How to beat bullying in the workplace
Dr. Ruth Cohen describes how she advised a medical consultant on a surgical unit who found herself challenged by a bully.
From the Journals
EEG signature predicts antidepressant response
"There has not been a drug-placebo study that has looked at this in patients with depression," said Dr. Madhukar H. Trivedi. "So in that sense,...
From the Journals
Excessive masculinity linked to high suicide risk
“We found that high-traditional-masculinity men were 2.4 times more likely to die by suicide than those who were not [of] high traditional...
Conference Coverage
Risk-benefit ratio on the radar as new antidepressant therapies emerge
LAS VEGAS – In three phase 3 double-blind studies of esketamine in treatment refractory depression, one was positive, two were nearly positive,...
From the Journals
Posttraumatic stress may persist up to 9 months after pregnancy loss
Women who have experienced early pregnancy loss still could have posttraumatic stress symptoms 9 months after the loss
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Depression Across the Spectrum of Mood Disorders: Advanced Strategies in Major Depressive Disorder and Bipolar Disorder
Feature
Are doctors really at highest risk for suicide?
Close look at the data behind these claims reveals the difficulty of establishing reliable statistics.
Evidence-Based Reviews
Top research findings of 2018-2019 for clinical practice
Second of 2 parts. These studies may change how you treat schizophrenia, MDD, alcohol use disorder, more.
Cases That Test Your Skills
Suicidal while receiving treatment for breast cancer
Mrs. L is undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Three weeks into a new regimen, she feels sad and irritable, and has thoughts of suicide.
Commentary
Depression after miscarriage: Follow-up care is key
Women tend to feel ultimately responsible for the loss.
News from the FDA/CDC
Suicide rate higher than average for female clinicians
Male health care practitioners are less likely than all working-age men to die by suicide.
Shrink Rap News
The suicide wars
Dr. Dinah Miller says some people are determined to end their own lives, and for these individuals, suicide may not be preventable.