- The Lancet Psychiatry
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Mental health care practice across Europe over the last 25 years of development
Largest review on mental health systems in the former eastern bloc
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Can cognitive behavioural therapy be beneficial for depression in heart failure patients?
- Univadis Medical News
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Midlifers willing to adopt a healthy lifestyle for reducing dementia risk
- Clinical Essentials from Gen Hosp Psychiatry
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Anxiety and opioid misuse go hand-in-hand
- Clinical Essentials from J Am Acad Dermatol
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Meta-analysis ties psoriasis to suicide risk
- Clinical Essentials from Ann Intern Med
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PTSD: does cannabis help?
- Clinical Essentials from JAMA
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Depression: suggestions for ketamine use
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People with intellectual disability prone to movement side effects of antipsychotics
- Univadis Medical News
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Expanded criteria for PCOS may be causing harm to women, say experts
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- International Medical Press
Third of trainee GPs plan to leave NHS within 6 months
- International Medical Press
Proposed cuts to sexual health services deemed ‘unsafe’
- International Medical Press
Government to cover rising GP indemnity fees
- International Medical Press
Type 2 diabetes in children on the rise
- International Medical Press
UKSTSG training report gets mixed response
- International Medical Press
More than 4m patients await surgery in England
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- Clinical Essentials from Ann Emerg Med
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Pregnant women turning to the ED may be especially vulnerable
Is this a missed opportunity to refer and provide needed services?
- Univadis Medical News
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Patient participation in hand hygiene initiatives should not be seen as a threat
Almost half of physicians feel patients should not be offering reminders to perform hand hygiene.
- Clinical Essentials from Am J Med
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SSRIs, venlafaxine tied to short-term hyponatremia risk
Patients hospitalized with hyponatremia who recently started SSRIs or venlafaxine should be considered for a switch to a non-SSRI.
- Clinical Essentials from BMJ Open
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Antidepressant weight gain tied to lifestyle, SSRIs
Patients beginning SSRIs could benefit from lifestyle interventions to reduce weight gain.
- Clinical Essentials from J Child Adolesc Psychopharmacol
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Link found between type 2 diabetes and second-generation antipsychotics in ages 6-24 y
A study based on claims data.
- Clinical Essentials from Am J Addict
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Treating opioid-induced hyperalgesia
What's the best method for this paradoxical condition?
- Univadis Medical News
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Poor evidence for efficacy of cannabis in chronic pain and PTSD
More research needed on benefits and harms of cannabis and plant-based cannabis products
- Clinical Essentials from Arch Phys Med Rehabil
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Falls after stroke: what are the risk factors?
Various factors, some potentially modifiable, increase the risk that patients who have had stroke will experience a fall.
- Clinical Essentials from Neuropsychiatr Dis Treat
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Depression: what predicts treatment failure?
Patient cognition is readily tracked, and treating it may improve outcomes.
- The Lancet
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The Lancet Commission's guidance on prevention and management of dementia
Prompt action on dementia prevention, intervention, and care will transform the future, says Commission.
- Clinical Essentials from Am J Psychiatry
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In aging bipolar patients, lithium looks superior to antipsychotics
Guidelines for older patients may need emphasize lithium over antipsychotics.
- Clinical Essentials from J Affect Disord
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Depression: alternatives for patients with bleeding risk may not be better
Evidence is insufficient to support mirtazapine or bupropion as alternatives to SSRIs.
- Univadis Medical News
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Head injury risk climbs with antidepressant use in Alzheimer's disease
Community-dwelling people with Alzheimer's disease are at higher risk of head injury if using antidepressants.
- Univadis Medical News
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Consumption of energy drinks linked to future substance abuse in young adults
Persistent consumption of highly caffeinated energy drinks is associated with future cocaine and nonmedical prescription drug use.