About Psych Central News Editor

The Psych Central News Editor is a member of the Psych Central staff with background in journalism and mental health reporting. This is a rotating position, but is filled with a qualified reporter with appropriate psychology and mental health news experience.

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Articles by Psych Central News Editor:

• Study: Treatment-Resistant Depression Is Common Among Vets – And Growing

• Women Anger Narcissistic Men Most

• Men Enjoy Sex More Than Women As They Age

• Older Women Still Enjoy Sex

• Brains of People with Depression Different

• New Theories of Autism, Asperger Syndrome

• Vraylar (Cariprazine) Approved for Treatment of Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia

• Rexulti Approved for Depression, Schizophrenia Treatment

• For Psychiatric Crises, Alternatives to ERs Have Their Advantages

• Sleep Deprived? Don’t Go Grocery Shopping

• Small Amounts of Wine Might Help Ward Off Depression

• Characteristics of 4 Types of Family Murderers

• Taking SSRI Antidepressants Increases Post-op Surgery Risks

• Minority Students Work Longer Hours, But Grades Don’t Seem to Suffer

• Adasuve Inhalant Approved for Agitation in Bipolar, Schizophrenia

• ADHD Medications Linked to Lower Crime Rates

• Could You Be Allergic to Stress? A Possible Explanation for Depression

• Mom’s Depression Linked to Shorter Kids

• Positive Emotions are Contagious in Customer Service

• Jesse Jackson Jr. Diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder

• Keep the TV or Computer on At Night? You’re at Greater Risk for Depression

• Mental Health Care Benefits Under Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)

• FDA: Counterfeit Adderall May Be Lurking Online

• Brain Activity Associated with Mitigating Criminal Sentences

• Postpartum Depression Linked to Higher Health Care Costs

• Mike Wallace’s Battle with Depression

• ADHD Drug Shortage to End Soon

• Brain Matures with Puberty in Teens

• Most Stroke Patients Get No Meds Treatment for Depression

• Abortion Doesn’t Up Risk of Inpatient Readmission

• SWPBIS School Program Reduces Bullying

• Facebook, TV, Web, iPhone (and Work) Harder to Resist than Drinking

• An Update on ADHD Drug Shortages

• Schizophrenia Tied to Teen Brain Changes

• Childhood ADHD Linked to Diabetic Pregnancy, Poverty

• In Bipolar Treatment, Doctors Ignore Health Factors

• Tightly Wound DNA in Brain Tied to Schizophrenia

• Omega-3 Diet + Vitamins Help Keep Brain from Shrinking

• Silent Strokes More Common in Older Adults, Explain Memory Loss

• The Trouble with Small Psychological Studies

• Time in Church Linked to Lower Blood Pressure

• Teen Obesity Linked to Mom’s Relationship with Baby

• ADHD Meds Appear Safe For Your Heart

• Abortion Does Not Raise Mental Health Risk in Women

• Some People Feel Worse on Antidepressants Like Cymbalta

• After Child’s Birth, Mothers Suffer From Abuse, Depression

• Women’s Use of ADHD Medications Surges

• Bipolar Disorder Risk Factors Found in Families

• Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Does It Work?

• Materialistic Couples Have More Problems, Poorer Quality Relationship