According to recent findings antidepressants may slow fetal development. The study, which was reported in March issue of Pediatrics, found that children whose mother’s took antidepressants during pregnancy were more likely…
ReadAccording to findings reported in the February 19 issue of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, many residents of Utah who received prescription opioid painkillers did not dispose of leftovers against…
ReadAccording to findings reported online in the Archives of General Psychiatry, marijuana use at a young age significantly increases the risk of psychotic conditions in young adulthood. According to the Australian-based…
ReadDrunk driving is on the rise among young women. According to data spanning the last decade the rate of increase in fatalities among young female drivers is outpacing similar deaths…
ReadThe Internet has been used in a variety of therapeutic interventions; online assessment, training, and even counseling have been among the many and increasing uses. Now an online pain management…
ReadAccording to a presentation at the American Academy of Pain Medicine, almost 80% of chronic opioid therapy patients were non-adherent to treatment. Many of the patients indicated lower or higher…
ReadBreast cancer patients taking the drug tamoxifen and the drug paroxetine (Paxil) concurrently may have an increased risk for breast cancer mortality. An accumulation of findings from previous studies indicate…
ReadSince the 1960s the instance of obesity in American girls and boys has nearly tripled. Many scientists are worried about the relationship between obesity and proper development in children and…
ReadSchizophrenia is a chronic disease associated with a decrease in the size of the hippocampus and an inhibiting of the production of new neurons. The hippocampus plays an important part…
ReadAccording to a study published in the February Archives of General Psychiatry, high risk psychiatric patients were less likely to have psychotic episodes when taking fish oil / omega-3 (w-3)…
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