This Week in Mental Health | MedCircle News [2018]

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This Week in Mental Health News:

ADHD –
America’s religious communities are failing children with ADHD and other mental health conditions, according to a recent report. Why?

ANXIETY –
Should women be taking medication to treat their anxiety or depression WHILE pregnant? What are the consequences both for the mother and the unborn baby?

PERSONALITY DISORDERS –
Ketamine has shown promise for patients with major depression and suicidal thoughts. Can it also help patients with borderline personality disorder?

BIPOLAR DISORDER –
New research could hold the key to accurately diagnosing bipolar disorder and depression. What does that research entail?

DEPRESSION –
Yale University removed a student from campus after she sought counseling for her depression. That student is now suing the University. But why?

OCD –
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved marketing for a new OCD treatment. The treatment? A brain stimulation device. How does it work?

PTSD –
Dealing with the stereotypes surrounding veterans with PTSD is not only tough for those who are diagnosed, but also for their loved ones. What do the supporters have to say?

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