by Katherine Stone |
I’m often asked by mothers who want to breastfeed about which psychiatric medication is safe. First, I want you to know that it is a myth that you must quit breastfeeding if you are going to be treated for postpartum depression. I’m always saddened to hear... by Katherine Stone |
A fascinating new study finds that a large chunk of Americans would rather not discuss symptoms of depression with their doctors. According to Health.com, “43% of people would keep their depression symptoms to themselves during a doctor’s appointment, because... by Katherine Stone |
I often think the stories on depression, and particularly postpartum depression, are lacking on popular medical and health websites. Usually a lot of fluff and not much that really helps. I actually think this brief slideshow from WebMD, however, is pretty good: Is... by Katherine Stone |
So a while back I heard from Julie Rosenberg, a writer for ParentDish who was doing a story on PPD. Honestly it's hard to remember when it was, and I'm not trying to be a butthead when I say that, it's just that I already have no memorywhatsoever. Recently... by Katherine Stone |
Psych Central reportson new researchthat maylead to a change indrug treatment for depression in the near future, focusing on a different kind of neurotransmitter instead of serotonin, norepinephrineand dopamine. The emerging opinion has scientists interested in a... Page 2 of 6«12345...»Last »