Depression Medicine Jacksonville FL

Depression Medicine Jacksonville FL – Click bit.ly or Call 904-562-5515 for more information. About Depression – Depressive disorders come in different forms. Depression can be a less severe type called dysthymia or another type such as bipolar disorder. Bipolar Disorders involve cycles of depression and euphoria. Mood changes are dramatic and quick. Bipolar disorder can be a recurring condition. Depression is exhibited by any combination of symptoms. Everyone who is depressed can experience different symptoms. Some symptoms of Depression are the following: Persistent sad, anxious, or empty frame of mind; Feelings of hopelessness, gloom, negativity; Feelings of blame, unimportance, helplessness; Loss of interest with hobbies and activities that were enjoyed; Insomnia or oversleeping; Overeating, weight gain and/or weight loss; Fatigue, lack of energy; Thoughts of death or suicide, suicide attempts; Agitation, irritability, impatience; and Difficulty with concentrating, remembering things, indecisiveness in making decisions. Some people experience a few symptoms, some many. Also, seriousness of symptoms varies with individuals. CNS Healthcare Florida conducts clinical trials for new and innovative medications. Clinical “Trials” or “Studies” are a process this is required for new Medications to have FDA Approval. Working with the Pharmaceutical Companies while under the care of highly experienced physicians and research professionals, clinical “research studies” or “trials” determine if the new treatment is …

by melizards

Depression Drugs Found to Cause Irregular Heartbeat
QT interval is just one indicator of cardiac risk, so there are many other factors to consider in choosing a depression treatment, Perlis said. "It's important to know that there are other medicines which appear to be safe in terms of effects on heart … Read more on Newsmax Health

Digital award for adolescent depression therapy
SPARX's developers from The University of Auckland, led by Associate Professor Sally Merry (Head of Department for Psychological Medicine) together with SPARX study manager and Research Fellow, Dr Karolina Stasiak, will be in Paris for the Netexplo … Read more on New Zealand Doctor Online

Why Isn't Depression Being Detected in People with Chronic Illness?
… C. Simpson, and N. Anderson. Diagnosis and treatment of depression following routine screening in patients with coronary heart disease or diabetes: A database cohort study. Psychological Medicine 43.3 (2013): 529-37. ProQuest Research Library. Web. Read more on GoodTherapy.org (blog)