Diagnostic changes are likely to lead to overdiagnosis, unnecessary treatment, high costs

Same association not seen with Alzheimer's and other diagnosis or with all-cause dementia

More hospitalizations, home health care, nursing home use with increasing insomnia symptoms

Most patients get info from TV, magazines; only 7.8 percent report receiving info from physicians

Review shows significant reductions in anxiety, depression, pain; improved QoL during treatment

Other forces that drive the diagnosis of mental disorders not adequately considered, editorial says

Also report worse pain, but difference is not clinically significant from unaffected

Study provides baseline estimate of those who might require services, support in the future

Those more educated, with poorer overall health were more likely to meet major depression criteria

Escitalopram doesn't affect mortality, morbidity, but improves depression, mental health

Belief in God linked to reduced depression, self-harm even after controlling for age and gender

Self-medicating for mood disorders linked to subsequent incident and persistent dependence

Survey regarding doctor's office grievances identifies patients' top pet peeves

Games improve visual speed of processing

Suicide rate increased nationally, particularly among whites, American Indian/Alaska Natives

After two years, no reductions noted in measured BP, cholesterol, or glycated hemoglobin levels

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