March 2007 Highlights

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March 2007 Highlights

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Mar 1, 2007

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This audio program summarizes articles on schizophrenia from various perspectives - from neurophysiology to functional treatment outcomes. Articles may be viewed online at www.ajp.psychiatryonline.org.

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Mar 1, 2007

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Each episode of AJP Audio brings you an in-depth look at one of the articles featured in that month’s issue of The American Journal of Psychiatry, the official journal of the American Psychiatric Association. Wide-ranging interviews with article authors cover the background, rationale, main findings, and future implications of the research.

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June 2007 Highlights: June 2007 Highlights: treatment of depression; factors that influence Alzheimer’s disease; psychotherapy and borderline personality disorder; prevalence, diagnosis, pathophysiology, and treatment of neuroleptic malignant syndrome by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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November 2007 Highlights: November 2007 Highlights: chronic restlessness with antipsychotics; childhood psychiatric disorders and adult crime; Internet treatment for PTSD; OxyContin addiction. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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March 2008 Highlights: March 2008 Highlights: depressed suicidal adolescents; D-cycloserine for OCD; anxious depression; metformin to prevent weight gain; rapid-cycling bipolar course. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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August 2007 Highlights: August 2007 Highlights: STAR*D: genetic association with treatment outcome and predictors of attrition during citalopram treatment; antidepressant treatment and gestational age at birth and risk of preterm birth; modafinil for bipolar depression by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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January 2007 Highlights: January 2007 Highlights: treatment costs for adolescents with mental illness; addiction, impulsivity, and risk-taking; cognitive behavior therapy for co-occurring bipolar disorder and substance dependence, hypochondriasis, and PTSD by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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April 2007 Highlights: April 2007 Highlights: outcomes for bipolar adolescents; neurobiological markers for major depression; lifting the veil on trichotillomania; genetic etiology of pervasive development disorders by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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July 2007 Highlights: July 2007 Highlights: antidepressants and suicide; linkage between bipolar puerperal psychosis and chromosome 16; human PICK1 gene and methamphetamine psychosis; and white matter abnormalities in schizophrenia by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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December 2008 Highlights: December 2008 Highlights: prison inmates with ADHD; sleep disturbance and depression; circadian rhythms in pregnancy and postpartum; trauma and resilience in a high-risk population; GABA marker deficits in schizophrenia. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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November 2008 Highlights: November 2008 Highlights: culture in psychodynamic psychotherapy; antipsychotics for adolescents; naltrexone for amphetamine dependence; bereavement-related depression; influence of cortisol and apolipoprotein E interaction on cognitive function. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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April 2008 Highlights: April 2008 Highlights: supportive psychotherapy; continuation fluoxetine in children; borderline personality group treatment; cannabis use and brain volume loss in schizophrenia; nicotine dependence and striatal dopamine D2 receptor availability. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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October 2011 Highlights: October 2011 Highlights: alcohol consumption, stress, and circadian rhythm gene; T3 augmentation of antidepressants; lithium vs valproate for preventing suicidal behavior; antipsychotic use for anxiety; CBT for depression in Parkinson’s disease by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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March 2007 Highlights: March 2007 Highlights: schizophrenia from various perspectives - from neurophysiology to functional treatment outcomes by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
27 min listen
May 2007 Highlights: May 2007 Highlights: interpersonal psychotherapy; cognitive therapy in the STAR*D study; psychiatric sequelae of traumatic brain injury; treatment for heroin dependence; endophenotypes for schizophrenia by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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May 2008 Highlights: May 2008 Highlights: depression and comorbid chronic illness, cost-effectiveness of adolescent depression treatment, ADHD treatment and substance abuse, long-term borderline personality disorder treatment. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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September 2007 Highlights: September 2007 Highlights: clinically important NIMH findings on bipolar depression treatment; depression and heart disease; PTSD prevalence and associated risk factors among WTC disaster rescue and recovery workers by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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June 2009 Highlights: June 2009 Highlights: mild traumatic brain injury; cognitive effects of antipsychotics; prenatal infection and adult executive dysfunction; basal ganglia activity in reward processing; inhibitory control as ADHD marker; paliperidone versus quetiapine. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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January 2009 Highlights: January 2009 Highlights: bipolar disorder and ADHD diagnosis in children; placebo response in antidepressant trials; neuroanatomy of ADHD; brain dysfunction in ADHD versus conduct disorder; repeat incarcerations for prisoners with serious mental illness. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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December 2007 Highlights: December 2007 Highlights: anorexia; bipolar disorder during pregnancy; borderline personality disorder; serotonin transporter binding after depression recovery; major depression and depressive personality disorder. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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October 2007 Highlights: October 2007 Highlights: Management of psychosis in Parkinson’s disease; maternal depression before, during, and after pregnancy; genetic markers of suicidal ideation; and treatment of adolescents with bipolar mania by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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October 2008 Highlights: October 2008 Highlights: drug treatment of breast cancer and depression; olanzapine for low body weight in anorexia; compulsive hoarding; adjunctive aripiprazole in bipolar mania; comparing PTSD criteria sets for diagnosis in children. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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September 2008 Highlights: September 2008 Highlights: Body dysmorphic disorder treatment, parental mood disorders and treatment on child psychopathology outcomes, nicotine dependence risk, alcohol dependence remission, genome screen for schizophrenia and neurocognitive phenotypes. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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February 2007 Highlights: February 2007 Highlights: the biological legacy of the Oklahoma City bombing; genetics of mood disorders; tobacco dependence treatment in schizophrenia; treatment of anxiety disorders by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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August 2010 Highlights: August 2010 Highlights: two-phase psychotherapy for PTSD related to childhood abuse, rapid versus gradual discontinuation of antidepressants, augmentation of antidepressants with SAMe, and endogenous opioid function in borderline personality disorder. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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February 2009 Highlights: February 2009 Highlights: mania during bipolar depression; enrolling noncompetent subjects in Alzheimer’s research; connecting brain function and structure in schizophrenia; odor-detection sensitivity deficit in schizophrenia. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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January 2008 Highlights: January 2008 Highlights: perimenopausal depression; mental health treatments after Hurricane Katrina; effects of an FDA advisory; environmental factors and schizophrenia; and ADHD and substance use patterns in families. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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July 2008 Highlights: July 2008 Highlights: Clozapine treatment after development of neutropenia, antipsychotic treatment of Alzheimer’s disease symptoms, treatment decision tree for depression in elderly patients, possible physiologic marker of panic disorder. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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March 2010 Highlights: March 2010 Highlights: violent patients; fluoxetine monotherapy versus three mirtazapine combinations; bipolar depression recovery with comorbid substance abuse; modafinil for chronic cocaine users; psychiatric conditions following traumatic injury. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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September 2009 Highlights: September 2009 Highlights: Depression in preschool children; sudden death and stimulant medications; intervention for depressed youth in primary care; prenatal exposure to infection in schizophrenia. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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June 2008 Highlights: June 2008 Highlights: Deep brain stimulation and cingulotomy; economic impact of mental disorders; adolescents with disruptive behavior disorders; comparison of atomoxetine and methylphenidate for ADHD; memory impairment and history of depression. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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December 2010 Highlights: December 2010 Highlights: deep brain stimulation; personalized medicine for depression; national trends in outpatient psychotherapy; childhood bullying and adult outcomes; an educational intervention for parents of children with behavioral inhibition. by American Journal of Psychiatry Audio
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