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is Subject of	Efficacy of ECT in severe obsessive-compulsive disorder with Parkinson’s disease Persistent genital arousal disorder: a clinical challenge Review: few elderly inpatients who are depressed improve Review: oestrogen therapy after menopause may improve cognitive performance and may reduce the risk of developing dementia Cognitive behavioural therapy was effective for adolescent depression after controlling for adverse predictors of outcome Review: greater intensity of light leads to a greater reduction in typical (but not atypical) depressive symptoms in seasonal affective disorder Sertraline increased the response rate and improved symptoms in post-traumatic stress disorder The combination of nefazodone and psychotherapy was more effective than either treatment alone in chronic depression The Quick PsychoDiagnostics Panel was accurate for identifying psychiatric disorders in primary care Hypericum extract was as effective as imipramine but had fewer adverse effects in mild to moderate depression St John's wort was not better than placebo for reducing depression scores Sertraline maintenance treatment reduced relapse and dropouts in post-traumatic stress disorder Review: there is limited evidence about the effectiveness of interventions for treatment-refractory depression Problem solving programme implemented by teachers may prevent depression in the short term, but longer term benefits are unclear Collaborative care improves health outcomes in older people with depression and arthritis Review: antidepressants are moderately effective in people with depression and a substance dependence disorder Depressive disorders were the fourth leading cause of global disease burden in the year 2000 Review: in people with bipolar disorder, short term antidepressants improve clinical response, although tricyclics risk inducing mania Adding cognitive therapy to minimal psychiatric care prevents short term, but not long term, relapse in people with bipolar disorder Review: case management in primary health care improves symptoms and drug adherence in people with major depression IMPACT collaborative care programme reduces suicide ideation in depressed older adults Review: Atypical antipsychotics are effective adjuncts for treatment resistant depression but increase discontinuation due to adverse effects Managed depression care reduces mortality in older adults with major depression The 3 item anxiety subscale of the Edinburgh Postpartum Depression Scale may detect postnatal depression as well as the 10 item full scale School based prevention programme may reduce depressive episodes in adolescents at risk Reversible hyponatraemia with venlafaxine in a young patient Hypoadrenalism presenting as a range of mental disorders Risperidone associated tardive dyskinesia- a less common phenomenon The process of recovery of a schizoaffectively disordered mind: a psychoanalytic theory of the functional psychoses, the psychodynamic pentapointed cognitive construct theory Low family cohesion was associated with the incidence of major depressive disorder in adolescents Review: cognitive behaviour therapy facilitates recovery from depressive disorders in children and adolescents The Even Briefer Assessment Scale for Depression in German was accurate for identifying depression in elderly patients A depression management programme reduced depression in frequent users of healthcare but did not reduce healthcare visits Review: antidepressants increase remission and clinical improvement in bulimia nervosa Long term citalopram prevents recurrent depression in the elderly and is well tolerated Olanzapine reduces mania more effectively than divalproex, but has more adverse effects Almost half of people suffering traumatic brain injury may later be diagnosed with axis I disorders High dose pregabalin is effective for the treatment of generalised anxiety disorder Review: lithium reduces relapse rates in people with bipolar disorder Cognitive-behavioural therapy modestly reduces post-traumatic stress symptoms resulting from physical injury The Anxiety Change Expectancy Scale score shows high internal validity and correlation with validated measures of anxiety, self-esteem, and hopelessness in varied settings One in 10 elderly people with minor or subsyndromal depression develops major depression within a year Benefits of bright light in non-seasonal major depression not sustained after discontinuation Combined fluoxetine plus cognitive behavioural therapy is more effective than monotherapy or placebo for adolescents with depression Depression in older adults: collaborative care model seems effective Depressed inpatients: treatment with psychotherapy plus pharmacotherapy superior to standard treatment Review: Individual behavioural therapy reduces symptoms of depression Bidirectional association between elevated depressive symptoms and type 2 diabetes Family focused therapy shortens recovery time from depression but not mania in adolescents with bipolar disorder Review: clinically important differences between antidepressants Antidepressants combined with self-management of pain improves outcomes in people with comorbid pain and depression Review: selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors differ from tricyclic antidepressants in adverse events Standardised nortriptyline and psychotherapy were more effective and more expensive than usual care in major depression CBT was effective at 2 years in recurrent depression Quality improvement programmes were effective for depression in managed primary care A depression management programme increased depression free days and costs in depressed frequent users of general healthcare 2 of 3 dimensional rating scales were useful for discriminating anxiety and depression in adolescents Existing psychological problems predict depression in primary care better than sociodemographic factors Modern treatments for severe depression still have poor long term outcome Venlafaxine offers no benefit over sertraline and is less well tolerated in depressed nursing home residents Review: rapid cycling bipolar disorder associated with female gender and bipolar type II subgroup Major depression is common in people over the age of 50, particularly in those at socioeconomic disadvantage, or with poor physical health and previous depressive symptoms Continuing fluoxetine treatment may delay relapse in children and adolescents with major depressive disorder Minimal contact psychotherapy reduces the risk of major depression in people with subthreshold depression Collaborative care management improves physical functioning in older people with depression Olanzapine plus fluoxetine reduce depressive symptoms faster than either drug alone in people with treatment resistant depression Adolescent panic attacks are associated with increased risk of personality disorder as a young adult Mirtazapine and nortriptyline similarly effective third-line treatments for depression Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation is not as effective as electroconvulsive therapy for major depression Quetiapine more effective than placebo for depression in bipolar I and II disorder Metabolic syndrome common in people with psychotic disorders, particularly in users of high potency antipsychotics Child bipolar I disorder is associated with manic episodes in adulthood Chinese version of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale was useful for detecting postnatal depression Most patients with a first episode of major depressive disorder experienced multiple levels of depressive symptoms over time Befriending led to a higher frequency of overall remission in women with chronic depression Review: the location of stroke is not associated with the risk of depression Depression was associated with increased risk of coronary heart disease and death in older adults Review: pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions improve outcomes in patients with dementia and in their caregivers Continuation phase cognitive therapy reduced relapse or recurrence in recurrent DSM-IV major depressive disorder Sertraline with or without interpersonal psychotherapy reduces dysthymia symptoms over psychotherapy alone Review: it is unclear whether treating internalising disorders in childhood prevents substance abuse in adolescence The benefits of exposure therapy alone may last longer than sertraline alone or sertraline plus exposure therapy in social phobia Family focused psychoeducational therapy decreases relapse and rehospitalisation in people with a manic episode and bipolar disorder 58% of people recovering from a major depressive episode are unlikely to relapse after 5 years Cognitive therapy is more effective than fluoxetine in people with generalised social phobia Review: St John’s Wort may be less effective than previously thought in people with depression Review: hypericum extracts are safer and lead to fewer adverse effects than older standard antidepressants, but have similar tolerability to SSRIs Collaborative care depression management for older adults: level of comorbidity does not affect outcome Early discontinuation of antidepressant treatment in adults is very common in the USA Major depressive disorder: similar remission rates with bupropion, sertraline, or venlafaxine following treatment switch from citalopram Review: antidepressant use increases the risk of suicidal behaviour and ideation in children Light therapy and fluoxetine similarly effective for improving seasonal affective disorder Cognitive behavioural therapy increases response in people with hypochondriasis Adding repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation to antidepressants does not improve response in people with depression Adjunctive aripiprazole improves symptoms in antidepressant refractory major depressive disorder Review: St John’s wort superior to placebo and similar to antidepressants for major depression but with fewer side effects Group CBT reduces child anxiety diagnoses compared with nonspecific group support

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