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August 24, 2016

Can a genetic susceptibility to schizophrenia be identified? Examine the role that specific polymorphisms of the BDNF gene may have in development of schizophrenia and in cognitive function in...
Xiang Yang Zhang, Da Chun Chen, Yun Long Tan, et al
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August 24, 2016

Use of synthetic cannabinoids is a recent and dangerous trend. What characterizes people who use these substances? Shalit et al compare users of cannabis vs synthetic cannabinoids in a...
Nadav Shalit, Ran Barzilay, Gal Shoval, et al
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August 24, 2016

Read an article exploring further evidence of the cohort effect for earlier age at onset of bipolar disorder and greater burden of psychiatric disorders.
Robert M. Post, Ralph Kupka, Paul E. Keck Jr, et al
JCP
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August 24, 2016

Course and Predictors of Postdeployment Fatigue
Jan F. Wiborg, Arthur R. Rademaker, Elbert Geuze, et al
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August 24, 2016

How do you know when results from a clinical trial are applicable to your patient? Using data derived from NESARC, researchers examine whether results from pharmacologic and psychotherapy clinical...
Silvia Franco, Nicolas Hoertel, Kibby McMahon, et al
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August 24, 2016

Aging is usually associated with declines in physical and cognitive function, but researchers have paid surprisingly little attention to changes in mental health. A study by Thomas and colleagues...
Michael L. Thomas, Christopher N. Kaufmann, Barton W. Palmer, et al
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August 24, 2016

Is your patient fully recovered from a major depressive episode? For some time the standard definition of MDE recovery has been eight weeks without significant symptoms. Discover the new...
Lewis L. Judd, Pamela J. Schettler, A. John Rush, et al
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August 24, 2016

How can you make the process of choosing the right antidepressant therapy more strategic and less trial and error? Identification of behavioral and biological markers will lead to early...
Anisha M. Suterwala, Chad D. Rethorst, Thomas J. Carmody, et al
JCP
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August 24, 2016

Read an article estimating binge eating disorder (BED) prevalence according to DSM-5 and DSM-IV-TR criteria in US Adults.
Nicole Cossrow, Manjiri Pawaskar, Edward A. Witt, et al
JCP
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August 24, 2016

Irritability may influence the course of MDD. Find out whether the Sheehan Irritability Scale can help researchers better determine treatment response in patients with MDD.
Sajjad A. Khan, Dennis A. Revicki, Mariam Hassan, et al
JCP
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August 24, 2016

T-CSCT for Depressed Chinese Americans
Albert Yeung, Max A. Martinson, Lee Baer, et al
JCP
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July 27, 2016

Almost half of all people with generalized anxiety disorder seek some type of complementary and alternative therapy. See how massage therapy affected anxiety symptoms in this randomized controlled monotherapy...
Mark Hyman Rapaport, Pamela Schettler, Erika R. Larson, et al
JCP
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July 27, 2016

Read the full article about a study aiming to reevaluate the Suicide Severity Rating Scale, to ultimately help accurately predict suicidal ideation in patients.
Alok Madan, B. Christopher Frueh, Jon G. Allen, et al
JCP
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July 27, 2016

Treating panic disorder usually involves cognitive-behavioral therapy or pharmacotherapy. However, randomized controlled trials indicate that psychodynamic psychotherapies also have efficacy for some anxiety disorders. This study by Milrod et...
Barbara Milrod, Dianne L. Chambless, Robert Gallop, et al
JCP
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July 27, 2016

Some patients who take hypnotics may engage in abnormal nighttime eating and drinking behaviors when they' re not fully awake. This study sheds light on clinical features of sleep-related...
Yoshikazu Takaesu, Jun Ishikawa, Yoko Komada, et al
JCP
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July 27, 2016

Suicide-prevention screening is required for every patient treated in the emergency department. A self-administered, quick, tablet-based screening tool would lighten the burden on intake staff, but how does it...
Isabelle Desjardins, William Cats-Baril, Sanchit Maruti, et al
JCP
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June 22, 2016

What is the best cognitive remediation method to use as an adjunct with lurasidone to help your patients with schizophrenia? These researchers compared auditory processing cognitive remediation against videogames....
Joshua T. Kantrowitz, Zafar Sharif, Alice Medalia, et al
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June 22, 2016

It's no surprise—schizophrenia comes with a heavy economic burden. In fact, this Online First study found that schizophrenia is costing the US over $100 billion in unemployment, productivity loss...
Martin Cloutier, Myrlene Sanon Aigbogun, Annie Guerin, et al
JCP
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June 22, 2016

Proper diagnosis can present a moving target for  patients presenting with first-episode nonaffective psychosis. Find out how missing the mark can affect your patients' long-term outcome.
Mauricio Tohen, Hari-Mandir K. Khalsa, Paola Salvatore, et al
JCP
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June 22, 2016

PTSD, depression, and substance abuse can develop up to 6 years after a traumatic injury, often going undiagnosed after standard medical follow ups end. See how social support, level...
David Forbes, Nathan Alkemade, Angela Nickerson, et al
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June 22, 2016

Which factor has the biggest impact on veterans' long-term mental health outcomes? Length of service? Combat? Rank? The authors of this new Online First study explore this question, with...
Beverly P. Bergman, Daniel F. Mackay, Daniel J. Smith, et al
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June 22, 2016

Can personality affect depression outcomes? Yes, according to this new study. The authors discovered that cluster C personality disorders, neuroticism, and extraversion influence the outcome of first-episode depression in...
Jens D. Bukh, Per K. Andersen, Lars V. Kessing
JCP
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June 22, 2016

Is SSRI use associated with glaucoma? The authors of this Online First study investigated the relationship between recent SSRI use and the risk of acute angle-closure glaucoma in the...
Hsin-Yi Chen, Cheng-Li Lin, Shih-Wei Lai, et al
JCP
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June 22, 2016

Could a handshake indicate a patient's depression is in remission? In this study, handgrip force was measured in remitted, depressed, and healthy subjects to identify factors that influenced the...
Thomas Mauras, Marc Masson, Philippe Fossati, et al

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