Training and CME
Lithium Plus Valproate More Likely Than Valproate Alone to Prevent Relapse in Bipolar Disorder CME
Results from the Bipolar Affective disorder Lithium/ANti-Convulsant Evaluation (BALANCE) study show that combining valproate with lithium is more likely to…
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Lithium Plus Valproate More Likely Than Valproate Alone to Prevent Relapse in Bipolar Disorder CME
Results from the Bipolar Affective disorder Lithium/ANti-Convulsant Evaluation (BALANCE) study show that combining valproate with lithium is more likely to…
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Intensive Family Therapy Helps Stabilize Depression in Bipolar Teens
September 11, 2008 The first randomized controlled trial of psychotherapy for teens with bipolar disorder has shown that adding family-focused…
Read More Lithium Plus Valproate More Likely Than Valproate Alone to Prevent Relapse in Bipolar Disorder CME
Results from the Bipolar Affective disorder Lithium/ANti-Convulsant Evaluation (BALANCE) study show that combining valproate with lithium is more likely to…
Read More Lithium Plus Valproate More Likely Than Valproate Alone to Prevent Relapse in Bipolar Disorder CME
Results from the Bipolar Affective disorder Lithium/ANti-Convulsant Evaluation (BALANCE) study show that combining valproate with lithium is more likely to…
Read More Intensive Family Therapy Helps Stabilize Depression in Bipolar Teens
September 11, 2008 The first randomized controlled trial of psychotherapy for teens with bipolar disorder has shown that adding family-focused…
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Impaired Neuroplasticity in Schizophrenia and the Neuro-regenerative Effects of Atypical Antipsychotics
During the past decade, advances in the neurobiology of schizophrenia generated both grim and hopeful information. A flurry of neuroimaging…
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New Issues in the Treatment of Mood Disorders
New areas in the treatment of mood disorders are explored in this session from the 153rd annual meeting of the…
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Violence in Schizophrenia Rare in the Absence of Substance Abuse
June 2, 2009 The increased risk for violent crime associated with schizophrenia is largely due to the subgroup of patients…
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Exercise Beneficial for Physical and Mental Health Outcomes in Schizophrenia
May 25, 2010 Regular physical exercise programs for individuals with schizophrenia and schizophrenia-like illnesses are feasible and may help improve…
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Intensive Family Therapy Helps Stabilize Depression in Bipolar Teens
September 11, 2008 The first randomized controlled trial of psychotherapy for teens with bipolar disorder has shown that adding family-focused…
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Sedatives and Hypnotics May Increase Risk for Suicide in Elderly Patients
June 11, 2009 Sedatives and hypnotics may increase the risk for suicide in elderly patients, according to the results of…
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Advances in the Early Detection and Prevention of Schizophrenia
A number of sessions at the annual meeting featured presentations pertaining to the early detection and intervention paradigm for psychotic…
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Should Be First-Line Treatment Approach for Binge Eating
January 20, 2010 The first randomized controlled trial to compare psychological treatments for binge eating disorder shows that, for most…
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Anxiety Disorders: Science and Clinical Understanding
In order to comprehensively understand the anxiety disorders, multiple viewpoints must be taken into account. These vantage points include cognitive…
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