Implementation of complimentary, alternative, and integrative medicine can help improve patient symptoms in scenarios where conservative treatments have failed.
Severe depression is associated with higher thyrotropin levels, according to results of a historical cohort study conducted at the University of Utah.
Presently, clinicians should be urged to view genetics as an additional tool in choosing prescriptions for MDD, as opposed to a replacement for complete clinical evaluation.
Shared familial mechanisms may underlie alopecia areata and major depressive disorder, and suggest a bidirectional association.
Adverse childhood experience, particularly the occurrence of multiple experiences including physical or emotional abuse, are associated with increased chance of atopic dermatitis.
Researchers reviewed the incidence and determinants of depression and/or anxiety in patients with ankylosing spondylitis.
As patients with acne often have psychological comorbidities a multidisciplinary approach may yield optimal treatment.
Researchers explored the genetic correlation between schizophrenia and osteoporosis.
No difference was seen in the risk for serious neuropsychiatric events in patients who received oseltamivir in the 30 days after influenza diagnosis compared with those who did not.
Switching to vortioxetine appears to be a safe and effective alternative for patients experiencing sexual dysfunction during antidepressant therapy with a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor.
