Articles related to MOOD DISORDERS

“Health care systems should recruit more trained psychologists and offer combinations of evidence-based pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy to patients with mood disorder, especially with suicide risk in resource-limited settings.” — Study authors, Journal of Psychiatric Research

Sleep neurologist emphasizes that waking up happy requires intentional planning: adequate sleep duration, circadian rhythm alignment, consistent wake times, and meaningful daily purpose create the foundation for morning well-being.

“Tea provides a more stable energy boost due to L-theanine’s calming effect.” – Dr. Supatra Tovar

Research presented at the APA 2024 Annual Meeting sheds light on innovative treatments and the multifaceted burden of anxiety disorders, highlighting significant advances in managing GAD and related comorbidities.

Lithium continues to be recognized as the most reliable mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder patients with a history of mania, necessitating precise management of dosages to prevent significant side effects.

Recent studies suggest that GLP-1 receptor agonists, while primarily used for weight loss, may also impact mental health and behavior, potentially due to their effects on the brain’s reward systems.