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An estimated 16 million people in this country are treated for depression every year. That number doesn’t count people who haven’t yet sought help. In many cases, medication is an effective way to get some
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A machine that sends magnetic pulses into a patient's brain has become the new frontier of depression treatment, promising to ease symptoms for those who have found little relief from medication or talk therapy.
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CenterPointe Hospital announces the addition of TMS Therapy services to its comprehensive treatment options for individuals with depression. The hospital is proud to join other providers nationwide that document patients currently benefitting from this highly
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On Star Trek, it is easy to take for granted the incredible ability of futuristic doctors to wave small devices over the heads of both humans and aliens, diagnose their problems through evaluating changes in
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is an effective and safe acute treatment for patients not benefiting from antidepressant pharmacotherapy. Few studies have examined its longer term durability. This study assessed the long-term effectiveness of TMS in
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A new blood test is the first objective scientific way to diagnose major depression in adults, a new study claims.The test measures the levels of nine genetic indicators (known as “RNA markers”) in the blood.
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In December of 2012, Stephanie S. was taking 300 mgs of sertraline (Zoloft), 300 mgs of (bupropion Hcl) Wellbutrin, 300 mgs of trazodone hydrochloride (Desyrel), 200 mgs of risperidone (Risperdal), and 8 mgs of alprazolam
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Psychiatrist Philip G. Janicak, MD has joined Linden Oaks as Director of the new Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Center. TMS is primarily used to treat patients with treatment-resistant major depression, a disorder in which traditional
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The death of comedian Robin Williams stunned all of us recently. The magnanimous man who voiced the hilarious Genie from “Aladdin” and captured the spirit of an inspiring English teacher in “Dead Poets Society” – filmed
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Columbus psychiatrist Kevin McPherson has patients suffering from depression for whom neither talk therapy nor medication management is providing the desired relief.
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