A recent British Medical Journal study questioning the efficacy of new generation antidepressants leads to a renewed query on the overall drug review process.
In a special report last week's BMJ asks do we really know the truth ...
Subtle forms of jobsite intolerance such as belittling comments, persistent criticism of work and withholding resources, appears to inflict more harm on employees than sexual harassment.
“As sexual harassment becomes less acceptable in society, organizations may be more ...
A new national study finds that individuals who suffer from depression or anxiety are also more likely to be obese or smoke.
Obesity and smoking are known risk factors for a variety of chronic diseases including diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular ...
When a loved one develops Alzheimer's, everyday life changes dramatically for both the involved and the caregiver.
New research suggests the hardest part of caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's-type disorders is not the everyday practical challenge, but ...
Scientists believe a new study may lead to better control of alcohol addiction. The optimism stems from the discovery of the molecular link between anxiety and alcohol addiction, a finding that promises to reduce symptoms of withdrawal. ...
A new provocative study suggests the off-label use of a drug known to treat breast cancer may provide benefit to bipolar patients suffering from mania.
Animal studies and human pilot trials have suggested that tamoxifen may be effective ...
While many of us experience 'gut feelings', deciding whether to go with the snap judgment is often a personal decision. New research gives guidance on how we should interpret our instincts.
Researchers at Leeds University say these feelings ...
A new report suggests low testosterone levels may place older men at risk for depression.
While the findings are preliminary and subject to confirmation by a randomized control trial, the study could lead to new screening and treatment ...
A new study of individuals seeking treatment for substance abuse found that from one-third to one-half of those seeking treatment also have posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Researchers found that individuals with a history of PTSD were more often ...
For many individuals, the pursuit of happiness is what life is all about.
A new study by UK and Australian psychologists suggests that while happiness in life reflects personal circumstances, having the right genetic mix is equally important. ...
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