Depression, Not Cognitive Deficits, Improves With Sleep Loss in Bipolar I

Published February 14, 2014

Depression, not cognitive deficits, improves with sleep loss in bipolar I
Also "in agreement with the literature, we found that as medication load decreases, cognitive performance improves. However, medication effects alone are not likely to fully account for the deficits described in these patients. We can hypothesize that … Read more on Clinical Psychiatry News Digital Network

Laurie Jones' opinion: Medications aren't best treatment for many disorders
The parental concerns were like those of many others whose children are being medicated for disorders related to the brain, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, ADHD, autism, depression, anxiety, pain, lack of concentration or just an inability to … Read more on Bethany Beach Wave

FDA wants more studies on women's libido pill
Drugmaker Sprout Pharmaceuticals said Tuesday that the FDA wants to see more data on how flibanserin interacts with other medications and how it affects driving ability. Almost 10 percent of … with some skepticism. Because so many factors affect … Read more on CBS News

NeuroStar TMS Therapy – Chapter – The Unmet Need of Depression
Each year, over 14 million us adults experience Major Depression. Four million of those sufferers are poorly served, due to either inadequate response or i…