FDA Approves Patch to Fight Depression
UCSD Guardian - (U-WIRE) BOSTON The Food and Drug Administration recently approved a new patch to treat severe adult depression. The patch is similar to the nicotine and birth-control patches and will allow patients to have more dietary freedom than users of

Phentermine, Fat loss and You
LiveArticles.org, CA - Mar 20, 2006 And find that every weight loss pill is supported by researches, studies and testimonials. Every weight loss pill established it s superiority.

OTC Weight Loss
Monitor, TX - Mar 27, 2006 "I would recommend if someone takes a weight-loss pill, they do it under their physician s advice, not an over-the-counter pill.".

Connecting With Kids
KFOX 14 - Original Broadcast Date: February 18 @ 12 p.m. Noon Re-Broadcast Date: February 25 @ 12 p.m. Noon Brief Description: Affluenza is a relatively new term describing the concern that we are raising a generation of kids who are spoiled, entitled and

Albany Democrat-Herald
Albany Democrat Herald, OR - Feb 27, 2006 Everyone who comes in here has more than one diagnosis. We might combine drug and alcohol treatment with depression treatment. .

Winners and losers from throughout the nation
Salem Statesman Journal, OR - Mar 24, 2006 Patients who don't improve on one type of anti-depression medication have a good chance of getting better through a second medicine.

Poop moose has bottomed out
Anchorage Daily News, AK - Mar 6, 2006 After that year, Fenton said, he started taking medicine for clinical depression, medication that affected his muscles over time.

Depression treatment may require different drugs for different people 
News-Medical-Net - Mar 27 5:46 PM
If a first antidepressant medication doesn’t work, try a different one, UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers report.Save to My Web

Mothers’ Depression Treatment Could Also Help Kids 
TechNewsWorld.com - Mar 21 8:32 AM
Researchers say they’ve shown for the first time that treating a mother’s depression can help prevent depression and anxiety disorders in her child, a provocative finding with potentially big public health implications. The study was small, but the researchers and other experts called it convincing.Save to My Web