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• Free psychotherapy for military families 

  Soldiers and their families are being offered free access to psychotherapy across the country for as long as they want. The Soldiers Project is...

  09/01/09 by Patrice Wendling · More from publication

• Asenapine wins approval based on short-term data: sublingual antipsychotic adds to options 

  The approval of asenapine, a sublingual formulation of atypical antipsychotic for treating bipolar I disorder and schizophrenia in adults, is a...

  09/01/09 by Elizabeth Mechcatie · More from publication

• Hardest work lies ahead on health care reform 

  The hard work of health care reform lies in front of Congress as it headed back to work after its 5-week summer recess. Over the next 2 months,...

  09/01/09 by Alicia Ault · More from publication

• New report issued on depression, pregnancy: joint APA/ACOG work group specifies when antidepressants should be tapered or discontinued 

  Women taking antidepressants who are thinking about getting pregnant might consider tapering or discontinuing drug therapy if they have experienced...

  09/01/09 by Diana Mahoney · More from publication

• FDA finds toxins, carcinogens in electronic cigarettes 

  The Food and Drug Administration has determined that electronic cigarettes marketed by two manufacturers contained carcinogens, varying amounts of...

  09/01/09 by Alicia Ault · More from publication

• Antidepressant use doubled from 1996-2005: surveys show number of Americans treated with medication climbed from 13 million to 27 million 

  The number of Americans treated with antidepressants doubled in less than a decade, from about 13 million in 1996 to 27 million in 2005, according...

  09/01/09 by Mary Ann Moon · More from publication

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