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Does Frequency of TMS Sessions Matter?
“Does frequency of TMS sessions matter?” According to researchers, nonadherence to the standard five-sessions-per-week schedule has no meaningful impact on patients’ final depression outcomes. In this article, we’ll look closely
Cognitive Symptoms of Depression and Their Implications for Clinical Practice
Research suggests depression affects much more than our mood—it affects our cognitive abilities. What does this mean, and what are these cognitive symptoms of depression? This post will define and
Understanding the Economic Burden of Depression for Adults in the United States
Depression, otherwise known as major depressive disorder (MDD), is a burdensome affliction that negatively affects functioning and is also associated with high societal costs, including substantial economic burden. What Do
Vascular Depression Treatment with TMS
Depression, like many other medical illnesses, can look different depending on who is affected and how. The term Vascular depression has been used to describe late-life depressive episodes in patients
The Effect of Anti-inflammatory Medications on Depression
People who suffer with depression may be looking into unconventional treatment options to ease the severity of the symptoms associated with this disorder. Compelling evidence suggests an association between depression
How to Decide When to Discontinue Antidepressants
The treatment of major psychiatric disorders includes appropriate drug selection, accurate dosing, recognition and management of side effects, and correct duration of treatment. Doctors and patients should take a number
An Overview of Atypical Antipsychotics for Bipolar Depression
Bipolar disorder is composed of emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and lows (depression). For many, those emotional lows may take up the bulk of their days, which is why many
The Management of Treatment Resistant Depression for the Elderly
Depression is “the second most common psychiatric disorder” for elderly people. Age is one important variable associated with severity of depression, with studies showing a worse course in elderly patients
What Are the Effects of SAM-e for Depression?
S-adenosyl-L-methionine (SAM-e) is a compound naturally found in the body that helps produce and regulate hormones and maintain cell membranes. In 1999, a synthetic version of SAM-e became available in