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Workout Workbook: 9 complete workouts to help you get fit and healthy

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In Brief: Depression screening in adolescents

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is recommending that adolescents be screened for depression when the systems to diagnose and treat them are available.

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Get the lead out

The level of lead in the blood of Americans has decreased dramatically since the 1970s, but research is suggesting that even low-level exposure may result in learning and behavior problems in children.

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Antipsychotic drugs in dementia

Second-generation antipsychotic drugs are sometimes being used to treat dementia in the elderly, but the potential side effects and other risks outweight the benefits in many instances.

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In Brief: Divalproex is not effective for children with bipolar disorder

In a study of children and adolescents with bipolar disorder, the anticonvulsant drug divalproex was no more effective than a placebo.

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In Brief: Writer’s cramp is partly in your head – but where?

Researchers are attempting to identify areas of the brain responsible for the sensation of writer’s cramp.

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In brief: Psychiatrists offering less psychotherapy

According to an analysis of appointment data, psychiatrists are spending less time on psychotherapy with their patients. This is due mainly to health care bureaucracy and increased prescription of medications.

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In Brief: Treatment rates for alcohol abuse and dependence remain low

Effective treatment for alcohol dependency is available, but treatment rates among alcohol abusers are low because of lack of awareness and embarrassment.

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What can I do to ease the pain of costochondritis?

Most costochondritis pain can be managed at home with rest, activity changes, heat, and over‑the‑counter remedies while symptoms gradually fade.

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Psychological challenges of surviving cancer

Cancer survivors must contend with a number of psychological issues that are frequently not understood by family members, friends, and coworkers.

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