Migraine linked to high sex drive
Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Jun 15, 2006 Evidence for this is the reduced libido that often accompanies depression treatment with a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, which increases brain levels

Bipolar disorder risks revealed
Science Daily - UCLA-led Study Challenges Bipolar Depression Treatment Guidelines (July 2, 2003) — A study led by a UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute researcher challenges standard treatment guidelines for bipolar depression that recommend discontinuing antidepressants

Migraine linked to high sex drive 
The Australian - Jun 15 12:22 PM
“The goal of this research was to understand migraine better,” lead author Dr Timothy T Houle said Health. “By better understanding how the brain is altered with this syndrome, we can develop better drugs in the future.Save to My Web

Aetna and the Aetna Foundation Award $2.25 Million in Grants to
dBusinessNews.com - We are delighted to fund programs with the potential to serve as national models for improving end-of-life care and depression treatment,” said Aetna Executive Chairman John W. Rowe, M.D. “Aetna has made both issues top priorities, launching highly

Analysts Calling A Bottom On Wyeth
Forbes - Wyeth (nyse: WYE - news - people ) also awaits FDA action on depression treatment desvenlafaxine, which was submitted for approval last December. Wyeth is expected to file for approval of bifeprunox for schizophrenia and

Danish shares close higher, led by Novo Nordisk, H Lundbeck UPDATE
Forbes - H Lundbeck rose 2.5 to 132 as investors digested the implications of yesterday’s announcement that its depression treatment candidate Lu AA21004 will enter Phase II trials by the end of the third quarter this year. Lu AA21004 is Lundbeck’s most

Drug-free depression treatment introduced
Daily Tribune - Dr. Ronald Rosenberg, a private-practice psychiatrist affiliated with William Beaumont Hospital, holds an implant used in a new form of therapy for patients with treatment-resistant depression. TROY — Depression is considered among the most

Study: Third medication rarely works to treat depression 
KGBT 4 Rio Grande Valley - Jul 01 12:11 AM
NEW YORK The latest report from the nation’s most ambitious study of depression treatment finds that if a depression sufferer hasn’t recovered with two common medications, there’s little chance for success with a third drug.Save to My Web