Tag: depression

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Clinicians Emphasize Harm Reduction When Counseling Patients About the Use of Psychedelics

Growing public interest in hallucinogens highlights their therapeutic promise and potential perils

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April 20, 2023/Behavioral Health

Confronting the Adolescent Mental Health Crisis: A Conversation with Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, MD

The Nation’s Doctor visits Cleveland Clinic to call attention to urgent public health issues

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April 4, 2023/Behavioral Health

Renewed Interest in Psychedelic Treatment for Behavioral Health Conditions (Podcast)

Research shows promise for use in therapeutic settings to manage depression, PTSD, anxiety and more

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March 3, 2022/Research

Considering HNS as an Alternative for PAP When Treating OSA

New findings suggest that the therapy is associated with sustained improvements regarding insomnia, depression and quality of life

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January 8, 2021/Pediatrics

Study Suggests Role for Suicide Screening in All Youths With Epilepsy

Suicidality reported by over 10% of pediatric epilepsy patients with no mental health history

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December 17, 2020/Leadership

Medical Professionals at Heightened Risk for Psychological Distress This Winter

Tips for safeguarding your mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic

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November 4, 2020/Podcasts

Ketamine for Treatment-Resistant Depression: A Better Alternative to ECT? (Podcast)

Dr. Amit Anand shares his journey from a 1990s discovery to an ongoing randomized trial

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June 11, 2020/Research

New Study Indicates Neurological Function Deteriorates Quicker in Depressed MS Patients

Depressed patients also have increased odds for new brain lesions on MRI

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