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Depression Counselling and Therapy NewsBringing you the latest news and announcements about depression therapy and counselling. Including research and clinical trial details for medications, self-help, support groups and everything relevant to depression for mental health professionals. News is updated at least twice daily. Kaiser Daily Women's Health Policy Report Highlights Governors ...April 20, 2006Medical News Today - Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue (R) on Friday signed an executive order that aims to promote stem cell research using umbilical cord blood in the state, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. The order establishes a 15-member Governor's Commission for ... Drinking Problem? Try DrugsApril 20, 2006Wired News - The story of Irish soccer sensation George Best, who died last November at 59, resonates with many of the 18 million Americans who abuse or are addicted to alcohol. The Manchester United player had wowed the world in the '60s and '70s with his fancy ... Aging Chernobyl Survivors Share Memories on 20th Anniversary on ...April 20, 2006Voice of America - VOA Correspondent Lisa McAdams at the prohibiton zone near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant Two decades ago the world's worst nuclear disaster sent radioactive waste from the Chernobyl power plant across large parts of the former Soviet Union ... Marriage can make you healthierApril 20, 2006The State - This morning on your way out the door, you probably dashed off a kiss to your mate, a routine token of love. But perhaps a bigger thank-you is in order. Whether you realize it or not, having a spouse makes you healthier. Married people live longer on ... Drug dependency in the US: The Crystal Craze (Independent)April 20, 2006Even when she was stealing money from her nine-year-old niece to fund her habit Sarah Bright was certain she did not have a problem with methamphetamine. When she got up in the middle of the night and paranoically wandered around her garden, convinced that FBI agents were stalking her, she thought she was in control. She did not have a problem with drugs, she told herself. Everything was cool. Downfall of lawyer who acted as prison drug mule (The Scotsman)April 20, 2006A DISGRACED lawyer who says she was "coerced" by a feared underworld figure into smuggling drugs into prison was jailed for 32 months yesterday. Chiropractic care offers affordable relief for studentsApril 20, 2006Globe Link - While many students groaned when dipping into their bank accounts for textbooks this semester, they may be surprised to find that the biggest cause of discomfort may be located just above their wallets. According to an article published in the "New ... Drug dependency in the US: The Crystal Craze (Independent)April 20, 2006Even when she was stealing money from her nine-year-old niece to fund her habit Sarah Bright was certain she did not have a problem with methamphetamine. When she got up in the middle of the night and paranoically wandered around her garden, convinced that FBI agents were stalking her, she thought she was in control. She did not have a problem with drugs, she told herself. Everything was cool. Hypnosis may relieve non-cardiac chest painApril 20, 2006Reuters - NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People with chest pain that's not caused by a heart condition or heartburn may find hypnosis provides significant pain relief and improves their sense of general well-being, British investigators report. The causes of non ... Drinking Problem? Try DrugsApril 20, 2006Wired News - The story of Irish soccer sensation George Best, who died last November at 59, resonates with many of the 18 million Americans who abuse or are addicted to alcohol. The Manchester United player had wowed the world in the '60s and '70s with his fancy ... Â Sexual Equality May Bring Better SexApril 20, 2006HealthScout - THURSDAY, April 20 (HealthDay News) -- Hypnosis may help ease chest pain that's not caused by a heart condition (non-cardiac chest pain), according to a small British study of 28 patients. While the cause of non-cardiac chest pain is unknown, acid ... Hypnosis may relieve non-cardiac chest pain (Reuters.co.uk)April 20, 2006NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People with chest pain that's not caused by a heart condition or heartburn may find hypnosis provides significant pain relief and improves their sense of general well-being, British investigators report. Hypnosis Might Ease Non-Cardiac Chest PainApril 20, 2006ABC News - Select a Health Topic ADD & ADHD Allergy Alternative Medicine Alzheimer's Disease Arthritis Asthma Body Aches and Pains Breast Cancer Cancer Awareness Cardio Health Children's Health Colon Cancer Contraception COPD/Emphysema Dental Health Diabetes ... Year in Sports | Mind Games: SU is not among some schools starting ...April 20, 2006Daily Orange - All college students are at risk of becoming depressed, exhausted, stressed or even suicidal. But athletes face stressors the average college student would never encounter. There are injuries, difficult time constraints with practicing and traveling ... Drinking Problem? Try DrugsApril 20, 2006Wired News - The story of Irish soccer sensation George Best, who died last November at 59, resonates with many of the 18 million Americans who abuse or are addicted to alcohol. The Manchester United player had wowed the world in the '60s and '70s with his fancy ... Psychiatric experts found to have financial links to drugmakers All ...April 20, 2006San Francisco Gate - Every psychiatric expert involved in writing the standard diagnostic criteria for disorders such as depression and schizophrenia has had financial ties to drug companies that sell medications for those illnesses, a new analysis has found. Of the 170 ... Panty thief wants to change guilty pleaApril 20, 2006Albany Democrat-Herald - HILLSBORO (AP) â A Tigard man accused of stealing womenâs underwear from college campuses and of having child pornography on his computer will go back to court in May after attempting to change his guilty plea. Attorneys for Sung Koo Kim filed a ... Inside this section:April 20, 2006Polk County Democrat - Bartow Gets $35,000 Matching Grant To Plan Old Civic Center Restoration The city of Bartow has won a $35,000 matching grant to help design restoration of the old Bartow Civic Center to its former grandeur as an annex to city hall. The city must put ... Pain relief is hypnotic (Manchester Online)April 20, 2006HYPNOTHERAPY could offer relief from some forms of severe chest pain, according to a Manchester scientist. About a third of people who have chest pain have no identifiable cause for their problem, such as a heart condition. National Survey Emphasizes Women Need More Comprehensive Approach to ...April 20, 2006Market Wire - INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 04/20/2006 -- While half of young women aged 20-29 felt they would "just get over" depression and relied heavily on support of friends and family, the vast majority of women aged 60-69 reported taking medication ... Pain relief is hypnotic (Manchester Online)April 20, 2006HYPNOTHERAPY could offer relief from some forms of severe chest pain, according to a Manchester scientist. About a third of people who have chest pain have no identifiable cause for their problem, such as a heart condition. Hypnosis Might Ease Non-Cardiac Chest PainApril 20, 2006National Womens Health Information Center - THURSDAY, April 20 (HealthDay News) -- Hypnosis may help ease chest pain that's not caused by a heart condition (non-cardiac chest pain), according to a small British study of 28 patients. While the cause of non-cardiac chest pain is unknown, acid ... New Report Finds No Effective Medications for Anorexia Nervosa but ...April 20, 2006HispanicBusiness.com - Washington, DC--(HISPANIC PR WIRE â U.S. NEWSWIRE)--April 18, 2006--No medications are available that effectively treat patients suffering from anorexia nervosa, but a few behavioral therapies may help prevent a relapse and offer other limited ... Brookside Institute Advances Treatment of Drug and Alcohol Abuse with ...April 20, 2006Genetic Engineering News - Brookside Institute is establishing itself as a pioneer in the treatment of drug and alcohol abuse by combining an array of measures into a science-based program that is unique to the industry. Founded in 2002 at the University Research Park at the ... Call to ActionApril 20, 2006Navaho-Hopi Observer - Ann Widmann/Observer Dr. Marie allen of the Navajo Nation Division of Health, discussed how obesity and diabeties can be targeted. FLAGSTAFF -- The response was strong to "A Call to Action," the Arizona Conference to Prevent Obesity" held at Northern ... Anti-trust/ Competition Law (Mondaq)April 20, 2006United States: Competition or Monopoly? The Implications of Complexity Science, Chaos Theory, and Evolutionary Biology for Antitrust and Competition Policy Psychiatric experts found to have financial links to drugmakersApril 20, 2006San Francisco Gate - Every psychiatric expert involved in writing the standard diagnostic criteria for disorders such as depression and schizophrenia has had financial ties to drug companies that sell medications for those illnesses, a new analysis has found. Of the 170 ... Health happeningsApril 20, 2006Bradenton Herald - The Herald welcomes information on health-related events open to the public. The deadline for submitting information is noon Friday for the Thursday edition. Information - including time, date and place - can be dropped off, mailed to The Herald, P.O ... Drinking Problem? Try DrugsApril 20, 2006Wired News - The story of Irish soccer sensation George Best, who died last November at 59, resonates with many of the 18 million Americans who abuse or are addicted to alcohol. The Manchester United player had wowed the world in the '60s and '70s with his fancy ... Drug firms influence their own fateApril 20, 2006Medford Mail Tribune - Every psychiatric expert involved in writing the standard diagnostic criteria for disorders such as depression and schizophrenia has had financial ties to drug companies that sell medications for those illnesses, a new analysis has found. Of the 170 ... Professor's experience used in D.C.April 20, 2006Collegiate Times - Russell Jones, professor of psychology at Virginia Tech, took his 30 years of experience in childhood trauma all the way to the nation's capitol. Jones' newly developed program, âRecovery Efforts After Child Trauma,â teaches children how to ... Hypnotherapy 'could ease chest pain' (Daily Mail)April 20, 2006Hypnotherapy could offer relief from severe chest pain that is not caused by a heart condition. Researchers found 80 per cent reported 'significant' relief from pain after undergoing the treatment Panel discusses link between art, insanityApril 20, 2006Yale Daily News - It is typically accepted that Tolstoy, Van Gogh, and Nietzsche were all brilliant thinkers, but their other common link is less well known: They all suffered from some form of mental illness. A diverse panel of speakers addressed the connection ... Solving the mystery of fibromyalgiaApril 20, 2006Southern Illinoisan - You go to the doctor complaining of throbbing, burning muscle pain throughout your body, overwhelming fatigue, and anxiety that makes it extremely difficult to do even the everyday things like housecleaning, playing with the kids and exercising ... Your Bod, Babe!April 20, 2006New York Daily News - Feeling grumpy? Moody? Down in the dumps? Before you reach for that anti-anxiety pill, close the medicine chest and open the fridge. New research linking what we eat to how we feel has surfaced this month in studies by doctors from the University of ... Alleged panty thief trying to change pleaApril 20, 2006Corvallis Gazette-Times - HILLSBORO â A Tigard man accused of stealing womenâs underwear from college campuses and of having child pornography on his computer will go back to court in May after attempting to change his guilty plea. Attorneys for Sung Koo Kim filed a ... Hypnotherapy May Relieve Non-Cardiac Chest PainApril 20, 2006Medscape News - NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Apr 19 - Patients with non-cardiac chest pain (NCCP) are notoriously difficult to treat, but now British investigators report that hypnosis provides significant pain relief and improves patients' sense of general well-being ...
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