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More Children Were Prescribed Low-Dose Antidepressants After FDA Warnings, Study Finds 
Psychiatric News (Tuesday, 17 November) - Following the Food and Drug Administration’s decision in 2004 to add a black-box warning to all antidepressants due to the increased risk of suicidal thinking or behavior among children, the... - Men Eat To Impress Around Women
Science 2.0 (Tuesday, 17 November) - If you're a man, how much you eat may have more to do with the gender of your dining companions than your appetite, according to a paper published in Evolutionary... - "What should we have known?": A wife on handling her husband's bipolar disorder - Fox News
Google News (Tuesday, 17 November) - Fox News"What should we have known?": A wife on handling her husband's bipolar disorderFox NewsMental illness, unlike breast cancer, isn't celebrated with big marches or pink ribbons. The stigma is... - Marijuana dependence influenced by genes, childhood sexual abuse
Anxiety - Medical News Today (Tuesday, 17 November) - Genetic differences may protect some who experienced childhood trauma from later marijuana dependence, study finds.... -
Report: India fails to protect women from sex crimes 
Society & Culture - Futurity (Monday, 16 November) - In India, female victims of sexual violence during social unrest, no matter how heinous the crime, have little chance of Read More…The post Report: India fails to protect women from... -
Man Who Lost His Vision Now Helps Others 
WebMD (Monday, 16 November) - Thomas Tobin lost his sight to diabetic retinopathy. Now he has a new focus, and he's sharing his inspirational story with WebMD Magazine.... -
Early Follow Up Found to Be Key to Patient Success in Collaborative Care of Depression Psychiatric News (Monday, 16 November) - Patients with depression who were contacted by a care manager at least once within four weeks of their initial visit were more likely to achieve improvements in symptoms and had... - Nutritional psychiatry: Your brain on food
Harvard Mental Health Blog (Monday, 16 November) - Like an expensive car, your brain functions best when it gets "premium fuel" — that is, nutritious, minimally processed foods. The emerging field of nutritional psychiatry is finding that what...
