Taste perceptions may aid depression treatment
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NEW YORK  - Taste sensitivity is altered by changing levels of so-called neurotransmitters that are thought to be involved in depression, British investigators report.
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NEW YORK  - Some people with depression may  refuse treatment because of the associated stigma, but the  majority may go untreated simply because it is too expensive,  according to the findings of an international study.
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October 1, 2004 5:11 PM GMT (Datamonitor) - The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is set to examine the potential link between antidepressants and increased suicidal tendencies in adults.
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NEW YORK  - A single dose of Ritalin appears to dampen adults' taste for calories and fat -- suggesting, researchers say, that the ADHD drug should be studied as a weight-loss medication.
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A new awareness of promoting Âan image of joy and wellness.Â
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Two studies suggest that treatment of depression, either with psychotherapy or drugs, reduces the risk of suicide attempts in all age groups, especially during the first months of treatment.
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NEW YORK  - Regular exercise may work as well as medication in improving symptoms of major depression, researchers have found.
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A new experiment demonstrates that knowing about a secret ingredient actually changes the experience of taste itself.
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Patients with chronic pain disorders, such as fibromyalgia, appear to have abnormalities in the self-monitoring mechanism that allows the discrimination of internally produced versus externally produced stimuli, new research shows.
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HAMISH ROBERTSON: A nice cup of tea and a lie down have long been seen as a universal cure-all for life&#39;s minor ills, but now research in Britain is showing a promising link between consumption of black or green tea and a good memory.
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The U.S. Food and Drug  Administration plans to update antidepressant labels to reflect  studies that suggest a link between the drugs and suicide in  youths, but remains cautious about the strength of such ties,   according to documents released on Friday.
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TRENTON, NJ - People with an unusually keen sense of taste tend to be thinner than others people, a new study suggests. Researchers at Rutgers University in New Jersey found that people who are particularly
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Alcohol, nicotine and cocaine are a few of the substances known to be addictive. Now some scientists wonder whether food should be added to the list.
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People with major depression experience improved mood, quality of life and daily living activities when treated with electroconvulsive therapy, or so-called shock therapy, a new study finds.
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A simple scratch-and-sniff test may help doctors identify patients with Alzheimer&#39;s disease, according to researchers. They found that patients with early Alzheimer&#39;s disease may be unable to smell certain
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In an experiment in mice, researchers have found that treatment with an antidepressant early in life increases the appearance of depression and anxiety-like symptoms in adulthood.
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Researchers seek people with Parkinson's Disease to help explore how depression affects their symptoms.