Posts Tagged ‘schizophrenia’

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Which Schizophrenia Drug Gets Top Marks?

Last updated 3rd April 2006

Schizophrenics struggle with such symptoms as hallucinations, delusions, social withdrawal, and other mental impairments that interfere with a normal lifestyle. Now a new federally-funded study has provided a head-to-head comparison of drugs that are most effective for treating schizophrenia. Another analysis of results for 300 patients provided more insight into the best medications for schizophrenia.

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Excerpt from The Ascension: The Kathryn Keats Story

Last updated 17th March 2006

Held captive for 54 days by the man she loved, a man later diagnosed with schizophrenia, she still empathized with him and tried to save him. Singer/composer Kathryn Keats shares her story here, with the first excerpt from her forthcoming book called ‘The Ascension’.

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National Schizophrenia Trial: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

Last updated 10th March 2006

Following successful clinical trials at the University of Bonn on transcranial magnetic stimulation as a treatment for depression, Yale University researchers are now recruiting schizophrenic patients nationally for a clinical trial involving the use of TMS as a treatment for auditory hallucinations.

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New Report Links Mental Ill-Health to Changing Diets

Last updated 16th January 2006

As new figures show that mental ill-health is costing the UK almost £100 billion a year, evidence released today by the Mental Health Foundation and Sustain reveals that changes to the human diet in the last fifty years or so could be an important factor behind the major rise of mental ill-health in the UK.

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Genetic Link to Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia

Last updated 18th November 2005

New research indicates that a gene previously known to play an important role in how the brain thinks and builds memories may influence an individual’s risk of developing bipolar disorder. The research also reveals an important regulatory pathway between the gene and a second gene, discovered in 2000, which has been shown to be linked to schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder.

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