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Articles in March, 2008 issue of Clinical Psychiatry News

• Try CBT first for anxiety in children
  by Mary Ellen Schneider
• Who should pay for Americans' health insurance?
• Psychosocial care set as standard in cancer treatment: IOM's report reflects 'attitudinal shift.'
  by Miriam E. Tucker
• For veterans, depression is deadlier than PTSD
  by Jeff Evans
• SSRIs tied to upper GI bleeding
  by Nancy Walsh
• Advisory on varenicline warns of depression
  by Timothy F. Kirn
• Carbamazepine label gets warning for Asian patients
  by Timothy F. Kirn
• Suicidality alert on antiepileptic labels likely to be broadened
  by Becky Jungbauer
• PTSD common in soldiers with mild brain injury
  by Miriam E. Tucker
• FDA deems olanzapine depot 'not approvable'
  by Brooke McManus
• Suicide rates among young men in U.K. show decline
  by Elizabeth Mechcatie
• U.S. advice implicated in obesity trends
  by Michele G. Sullivan
• Worldwide survey finds adult obesity rate of around 25%
  by Timothy F. Kirn
• Detecting deception on the part of patients
  by H. Berryman Edwards
• Data on ecstasy problematic
• Portrayals of affect in film
• Yoga and mental health
• Autism is not an epidemic
  by Lawrence Scahill
• Is power the ultimate addiction?
  by Amin A. Muhammad Gadit
• Drug's efficacy for treating depression 'exciting'
  by Bruce Jancin
• Obesity linked to postpartum depression risk
  by Patrice Wendling
• Support reduces depression risk in new mothers
  by Kate Johnson
• TCA/SSRI treatment can lead to diabetes
  by Michelle Sullivan
• Men with military sexual trauma often resist disclosure
  by Jeff Evans
• Getting the NAC of a novel schizophrenia Tx
  by Bruce Jancin
• Type 1 diabetes patients face lower schizophrenia risk
  by Jonathan Gardner
• Motivation as important as education in type 2 diabetes
  by Miriam E. Tucker
• Take active approach against weight gain
  by Carl Sherman
• Many overweight blacks, Hispanics underestimate risks
  by Carolyn Sachs
• Three groups more likely to self-medicate
  by Sharon Worcester
• Vitamin D deficiency
  by Jan Leard-Hansson
• Panic disorder patients need us
  by Robert T. London
• The art of Randee Savage
  by Deeanna Franklin
• A Florida woman was charged recently with child neglect after leaving her four teenage sons to fend for themselves. How can psychiatry support such families?
  by Paul J. Fink
• Social anxiety disorder strongly associated with risk of depression
  by Bruce Jancin
• Smokers of cigarettes and marijuana fare worse
  by Mary Ann Moon
• Networking sites more benign than thought
  by Jeff Evans
• Use of CNS medication may reduce cognition
  by Sherry Boschert
• Initiative could transform Alzheimer's research
  by Michele G. Sullivan
• More data needed on physicians in recovery
  by Doug Brunk
• Communication difficulties cited by users of ketamine
• Preliminary study finds 34% of detox inpatients using opioids
• Use incentives to stop inmates' substance abuse
  by Doug Brunk
• Sexually transmitted disease rates still on rise
  by Heidi Splete
• Perspective
  by Carl C. Bell
• Telepsychiatry addresses needs of rural youth
  by Diana Mahoney
• Classifying stalkers aids counseling of victims
  by Damian McNamara
• Multisystemic therapy helps sex offenders, saves money
  by Sherry Boschert
• For gene carriers, age 60 is key
  by Michele G. Sullivan
• Longevity after dementia onset is estimated
  by Jonathan Gardner
• Combined treatment eases migraine activity: three-part therapy produced at least 50% reduction in episodes, migraine days in 80% of patients
  by Kerri Wachter
• Midlife migraine predicts brain infarcts later in life
  by Denise Napoli
• Chronic pain worse among emergency department patients
  by Bruce K. Dixon
• Sleep medicine strives to unite multiple disciplines
  by Heidi Splete
• CBT for insomnia may reduce osteoarthritis pain
  by Sherry Boschert
• Women, families with children need sleep education
  by Sharon Worcester
• Acne may be sign of body dysmorphic disorder
  by Sherry Boschert
• Mental impairments found among MS patients who use cannabis
  by Denise Napoli
• Mood disorder symptoms prevalent in epilepsy
  by Mitchel L. Zoler
• Protocol works for narcotic bowel syndrome
  by Timothy F. Kirn
• Breast ca leads drop in U.S., U.K. mortality
  by Bruce Jancin
• Report cites diet, exercise as keys in Prevention of Cancer
  by Miriam E. Tucker
• Evidence backs vitamin D as longevity booster
  by Bruce Jancin
• Inadequate vitamin D may set the stage for heart disease
  by Heidi Splete
• Rheumatoid arthritis doubles heart failure risk
  by Bruce Jancin
• Use of statin therapy improves outcomes after carotid interventions
  by Mitchel L. Zoler
• CRT may make heart patients 'sharper'
  by Bruce Jancin
• Lifestyle modification urged for 'Diabesity'
  by Betsy Bates
• Antihypertension diet lowers risk of CHD, stroke
  by Doug Brunk
• Hyperuricemia associated with risk of type 2 diabetes
  by Robert Finn
• Triple P system of parenting reduces abuse
  by Doug Brunk
• Statewide studies aiming to prevent abusive head trauma
  by Doug Brunk
• HIV-infected children facing new challenges
  by Nancy Walsh
• More adolescents acquiring HIV through risk behaviors
  by Nancy Walsh
• High prevalence of pain found in children with HIV
  by Patrice Wendling
• Admissions for stroke declining
  by Amy Rothman Schonfeld
• Statin use may improve poststroke mortality
  by Jeff Evans
• Vulvodynia often triggers depression, anxiety
  by Sherry Boschert
• Asthma guidelines cover treatment in pregnancy: Gynecologists' group calls step therapy with medications safer than symptoms, exacerbations
  by Bruce K. Dixon
• Oral contraceptives may worsen low androgen in anorexia
  by Mary Ellen Schneider

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