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is Is Part Of of	Review: worldwide lifetime prevalence of anxiety disorders is 16.6%, with considerable heterogeneity between studies Schizophrenia: risperidone and olanzapine increase time to discontinuation compared with quetiapine and ziprasidone One in 10 elderly people with minor or subsyndromal depression develops major depression within a year The Youth-Nominated Support Team for Suicidal Adolescents (version 1) intervention does not reduce suicidal attempts Major depressive disorder: similar remission rates with bupropion, sertraline, or venlafaxine following treatment switch from citalopram Donepezil improves cognitive function and reduces decline in activities of daily living in people with severe Alzheimer’s disease Lifetime mood, anxiety, and drug use disorders are common in the United States population Risperidone maintenance treatment increases time to symptom recurrence in young people with disruptive behaviour disorders Continuing paroxetine treatment reduces recurrence of major depression in the elderly Long term risk of death in people who have self-harmed is higher than in the general population High rates of recurrence of depression in children and adolescents Lifetime prevalence of panic disorder is about 5% in the USA Adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is common among people in the US who are male, white, previously married, or not employed Universal and targeted cognitive behavioural approaches do not reduce depression in young people at risk of depression Depressive symptoms in elderly people are associated with an increased risk of developing mild cognitive impairment independently of vascular disease High risk cognitive style predicts onset of depression Other articles noted Review: psychotherapy plus antidepressant therapy increases response rate in people with panic disorder more than either treatment alone Glossary The menopausal transition increases the risk of depressive symptoms and depression diagnosis in women without a history of depression Educational workshops and decision support software increase detection of dementia in the elderly in primary care settings Purpose and procedure Cognitive behavioural therapy does not reduce overall episode recurrence in people with recurrent bipolar disorder Among middle aged men in Japan, non-drinkers and regular heavy drinkers are more likely to commit suicide than occasional drinkers Training nursing home staff to improve psychosocial care reduces neuroleptic use in people with dementia without an increase in agitation Gender, age, ethnicity and area of residence influence incidence of psychotic disorders Entering menopause increases the risk of first episode depression

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