Cognitive Therapy - Identifying Patients with Treatment-Resistant Depression
Identifying Patients with Treatment-Resistant Depression
Axcess News - (AXcess News) Washington - Initial results of the nation's largest clinical trial for depression have helped clinicians to track "real world" patients who became symptom-free and to identify those who were resistant to the initial treatment
35 million Americans suffer from insomnia
Salt Lake Tribune - While many of her constituents slept soundly, former Utah Gov. Olene Walker often would wander the governor's mansion in the middle of the night, responding to e-mails, reading or watching TV. Walker suffers from insomnia, which afflicts about 35
Talking Up Enlightenment
Scientific American - Humans have visited the very bottom of the ocean--the Marianas Trench in the western Pacific, nearly seven miles below the wavetops--only a few times. The first expedition took place in 1960, when Jacques Piccard set the U.S. Navy submersible Trieste
Health Alert: Sleeping pills
WIS-TV - (National) January 16, 2006 - When Donald Harris was working, he slept just fine, but once he retired, he says sleep didn't like him anymore. "Go to bed about 11 o'clock and it would be maybe 4 o'clock in the morning before I'd actually get to sleep
Medical News Story
News-Medical.Net - Researchers in the Netherlands suggest that mental exercises could be just as effective as physically working the muscles when it comes to easing back pain. They believe their work could bring relief to the thousands of chronic back pain sufferers
HealthCentral.com - FRIDAY, Jan. 20 (HealthDay News) -- People with chronic lower back pain can reap as much benefit from cognitive behavioral therapy as they do from physical therapy, a new Dutch study suggests. Low back pain sufferers reported improvements in function
