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Preschool ADHD diagnoses plateaued after 2011 AAP guideline
The introduction of the 2011 American Academy of Pediatrics practice guidelines on attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder was associated with a...
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Adolescent depression climbs, but is not matched by treatment
Major depressive episodes among adolescents are on the rise, but there hasn’t been a corresponding rise in treatment levels, suggesting many teens...
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Employer-provided insurance stable after ACA implementation
Concerns that Affordable Care Act provisions implemented in 2014 would lead large numbers of employers to drop health insurance coverage appear to...
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Home-based intervention improves cognitive impairment in cancer survivors
A home-based intervention designed to address cognitive impairment in cancer survivors led to significant improvements in perceived cognitive...
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Older LGB veterans report less depression, PTSD than younger peers
A study shows that older veterans who are members of sexual minority groups report less lifetime depression and posttraumatic stress disorder than...
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Hospitalizations for opioid poisoning tripled in preschool children
From 1997 to 2012, the annual number of hospitalizations for opioid poisoning rose 178% among children aged 1-19 years, according to data from...
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Amyloid PET scans may have clinical utility in patients with cognitive impairment
Amyloid PET scans can affect diagnostic thinking and patient management when used alongside routine diagnostic work-up in adults suspected of...
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Mefloquine labeling falls short on adverse reaction recommendations
Current safety guidance on the antimalarial drug mefloquine differs greatly across regions, according to an analysis of drug labeling and...
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Two migraine prevention drugs prove no better than placebo in children
Amitriptyline and topiramate, commonly used to prevent migraine in adults, were associated with significantly more adverse events than was placebo...
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Psych issues adding to pediatric hospitalization costs
Although pediatric hospitalizations are driven mostly by medical problems, comorbid psychiatric problems are increasingly adding to the cost.
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Older adults with active, remitted MDD may miss positive facial expressions
Older adults with both active and remitted major depressive disorder may have a tougher time processing happy faces than do their counterparts...