• Genetic Link to Child Complications from Antipsychotic Drugs

• Grief Could Join List of Disorders

• The very old may feel helpless, but not depressed

• Will Depression Include Normal Grieving Too?

• Virus Ruled Out as Cause of Mental Illness

• Early Nurturing Aids in Brain Development

• Exercise for Depression

• Exercise Provides Relief from Damaging Stress

• The Relationship Between Exercise and Mood

• Medication helps some with mild depression

• Exercise for depression

• Exercise may boost mood for some chronically ill

• Survey suggests family history of psychiatric disorders shapes intellectual interests

• Talking things through in your head may help autism

• Genetic variation increases risk of metabolic side effects in children on some antipsychotics

• The impact of deleting 5 personality disorders in the new DSM-5

• Anxiety, other disorders more common in autism

• Teen brain may be primed for addiction

• Treatment for Diabetes and Depression Improves Both, Researchers Say

• International health experts call for a special UN session on mental health

• Low Vitamin D Levels Linked to Depression

• With Depression, Helping Others May in Turn Help You

• Diagnosis, Treatment of Depression Among Elderly Depend on Racial, Cultural Factors

• Planting improves heart rate, stress levels of mentally challenged adults

• Depressive symptoms and impaired physical function are frequent and long-lasting after ALI

• Women’s post-natal depression linked to partners’ abuse: study

• Depressive symptoms and intimate partner violence in the 12 months after childbirth

• Depression increases risk of dementia in patients with Type 2 diabetes

• Walgreen, others sue Pfizer over depression drug

• Chronic post-traumatic stress disorder in women linked to history of rape, child abuse

• Depression can lead to heart disease

• Foster kids get more antipsychotics: study

• Psychological intervention reduces disability and depression in adolescents with fibromyalgia

• Study Results Confirm Benefit of Treating Patients Suffering from Severe Depression with Deep Brain Stimulation

• How Schizophrenia Gene Linked To Psychiatric Disorders Impairs Brain Development

• Animal Study May Explain Link between Prenatal Infection and Schizophrenia

• Reducing the treatment gap for mental, neurological, and substance use disorders

• Too little exercise, too much TV tied to depression

• Depression in Young People Increases Risk of Heart Disease Mortality

• Bisexual women, more likely than bisexual men, to be depressed and abuse alcohol, new study finds

• Is it Mind Over Meds in Depression Treatment?

• Texas Biomed develops new approach to study depression; may lead to new marker for risk

• Depression risk no higher for older first-time mums

• WSU researchers demonstrate rare animal model for studying depression

• Study highlights issues faced by friends and family of the suicidal

• New Psychotherapy Helps Depression Patients Cultivate Optimistic Outlook

• Mental health tests don’t catch all troubled troops

• MRI study finds that depression uncouples brain’s hate circuit

• More screening needed to identify depression, vision loss after mild stroke

• Combating mood disorders

• A Healthy Dose Of Repetitive Behavior Reduces Anxiety

• U.S. advisers urge FDA to address antipsychotics in kids

• Reports of Mental Health Disability Increase in U.S.

• Marijuana could prevent post-traumatic stress symptoms

• Depression associated with increased risk of stroke and stroke-related death

• Routine screening for depression not recommended

• Brains Of Females With Major Depressive Disorder Undergo Molecular-Level Changes

• Some memory complaints in the elderly may be warning signs of cognitive problems

• Many reluctant to tell doctors about depression

• Enzyme Might Be Target for Treating Smoking, Alcoholism at Same Time

• USC scientists probe connection between sight and touch in the brain

• Nearly 40 percent of Europeans suffer mental illness

• Researchers find possible drug target for PTSD

• The search for predictors of risk for PTSD

• Prenatal exposure to phthalates linked to decreased mental and motor development

• The emotional brain in youth

• Memory Development Incomplete Until Adulthood: Study

• Anger, Stress May Provoke Heart Attacks

• College students take ADHD drugs for better grades

• Current, Not Prior, Depression Predicts Crack Cocaine Use

• UTHealth Launches Study On New Depression Medication

• Depressed Children? Investigating The Paternal Transmission Of Stress

• Prescribing Exercise to Treat Depression

• Supermoms At Higher Risk For Depression: Study

• School support for ADHD children may be missing the mark

• Physical Training Can Substitute Effectively as Second ‘Medication’ for People Diagnosed with Depression

• Exercise can substitute effectively as second ‘medication’ for people with depression

• Mechanism links substance abuse with vulnerability to depression

• Only 1 in 5 Medicaid-covered kids in Ohio finish antidepressant treatment

• J&J, Lilly drugs found among best for manic episodes

• Recurrence risk of autism in younger siblings higher than thought

• Childhood maltreatment linked to long-term depression risk and poor response to treatment

• Researchers identify possible therapeutic target for depression and addiction

• Spiritual retreat can lower depression, raise hope in heart patients

• Research finds veterinary medicine students experience higher depression levels than peers

• Short-term use of amphetamines can improve ADHD symptoms in adults

• Omega-3 reduces anxiety and inflammation in healthy students

• Ensuring HIV Patients with Mental Illness Get the Care They Need

• New brain research suggests eating disorders impact brain function

• Your brain on nicotine: Nicotine receptors affect social behavior

• A War Inside: Saving Veterans from Suicide

• J&J recalls 40,000 bottles of schizophrenia drugs

• New genes for risk and progression of rare brain disease identified

• Depressed, pregnant women receive inconsistent treatment, have longer hospital stays

• The good life: Good sleepers have better quality of life and less depression

• Group therapy helps MS sufferers cope with depression, study finds

• New method for measuring Parkinson’s disease prevalence reveals sharp increase in Israel

• Sweeping studies vindicate genetic theory of autism

• Yale researchers discover many genetic keys needed to unlock autism

• UK Government plans for mentally ill prisoners are unrealistic, research suggests