Dee Rapposelli

Alzheimer disease-or dementia with Lewy bodies? Recently revised consensus criteria can help you solve this diagnostic dilemma.

Although high blood pressure may put patients at risk for dementia, a class of antihypertensives appears to have a preventive effect.

The genetics of dementia, dyslipidemia, and diabetes may hold the key to preventive therapy.

The caffeine in your morning cup of java could pack a neuroprotective punch.

Can cardiovascular fitness help older adults ward off dementia?

The goal of clinically relevant detection of neuropathological hallmarks may be in sight.

Older adults seem willing to take a hypothetical predictive test-and plan accordingly.

Are you aware of 2 newly identified predictors of a pernicious depression course in middle-aged women?

Is St. John’s wort (SJW; Hypericum perforatum) an appropriate treatment option for patients with MDD? What advice should be given to patients who inquire about it?

Among patients with treatment-resistant MDD, transcranial magnetic stimulation wins the popular vote.

Rising costs and changing treatment trends have sparked concerns about quality of care.

Recent studies illustrate the importance of homing in on the somatic symptoms of depression

Which patients are most likely to find a computer-based program helpful?

A safe, noninvasive method for early detection of depression could be around the corner.

Have these researchers found a smoking gun?

How best to tackle a challenging core feature of MDD.

How strong is the foundation of current pharmacotherapy recommendations for ADHD?

Here: Insights regarding both the potential positive and negative effects of omega-3 fatty acids on depressive symptoms.

How to make a DSM-IV–compliant diagnosis when the child’s behavior in school cannot be assessed.

Improvement in depressive symptoms appears to have a salutary effect on sexual function.

Encouraging results from one of the few clinical trials that focus on function in ADHD.

This nondrug intervention may enhance cognition in children with ADHD.

ECT has been an acute intervention for patients with severe resistant MDD, but what is its effect on brain volume?

This method of administration can mitigate the psychotomimetic and dissociative effects of ketamine.

A new finding that may help optimize the treatment of major depressive disorder.

Researchers conducted a clinical trial comparing light therapy with antidepressant monotherapy. Here's what they found.

When it comes to treating ADHD, not all medications are alike.

Intended for short-term use, this treatment is associated with specific diagnostic and symptom characteristics, with anhedonia being a stand-out.

Researchers looked into the efficacy and value of TMS for treatment-resistant depression.

Deficits in emotion recognition among at-risk patients may predict eventual transition to schizophrenia.