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Date Copyrighted	2009
Rights	2009 BMJ Publishing Group Ltd, the British Psychological Society and the Royal College of Psychiatrists
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is Is Part Of of	The failure to know what isn't known: negative publication bias with lamotrigine and a glimpse inside peer review Review: brief interventions, gradual dose reduction and psychological interventions increase benzodiazepine cessation compared with routine care No significant difference between olanzapine and placebo for improvement in borderline personality disorder symptoms Et al Child bipolar I disorder is associated with manic episodes in adulthood Review: St John’s wort superior to placebo and similar to antidepressants for major depression but with fewer side effects Binge drinking while pregnant may increase risk of mental health problems in offspring Training health visitors to identify and treat depressive symptoms with psychological approaches reduces postnatal depression Escitalopram modestly improves generalised anxiety disorder in older adults in treatment completers Telephone based peer support can reduce postnatal depression in women at high risk High dose vitamin B supplementation does not slow cognitive decline in mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease Suicide rate in young people in the UK declined from 1997 to 2003 Understanding confounding and mediation The Focus on Families intervention may reduce the risk of substance use among male but not female offspring of substance users Short term CBT and sertraline, alone or in combination, reduce anxiety in children and adolescents Glossary Harsh parenting, insufficient income and infant aggression predict preschool peer victimisation Association between depressive symptoms and cardiovascular events in people with coronary heart disease largely due to physical inactivity Review: maintenance antidepressants reduce risk of relapse but effect is not as great in recurrent depression Typical and atypical antipsychotics increase risk of sudden cardiac death Multiple antipsychotic use associated with metabolic and cardiovascular adverse events in children and adolescents Review: exercise may moderately improve depressive symptoms Review: high frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation improves symptoms of treatment resistant major depression Ginkgo biloba does not reduce incidence of dementia in elderly people Schizophrenia in either parent increases risk of infant mortality Review: relaxation better than wait-list, minimal or no treatment for depression but not as good as psychological treatments Purpose and procedure Review: high frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation improves symptoms of major depression Review: second generation antipsychotics are a heterogeneous drug class

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