Posts filed under: Mood Disorders

Pathophysiology Nearly ten of the eleven depressed and otherwise healthy patients have elevated cortisol levels. Recent studies confirm this trend in depression associated with other disease such as cardiovascular, autoimmune, and neurological disease.  Despite the elevated cortisol, inflammation is the...
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Brain Imaging Predicts Psychotherapy Success Social anxiety disorder treatment has entered the personalized medicine arena. Brain imaging can provide neuromarkers to predict whether traditional options such as cognitive behavioral therapy will work for a particular patient, reports a January 2013...
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cientific findings have suggested that people suffering from mood disorders have higher levels of inflammatory molecules in their body. These molecules called cytokines have been shown to rocket during depressive episodes, and – in people with bipolar – to drop...
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ur understanding of autoimmune disease comes from three distinct disciplines of science; Neuroscience, Endocrinology, and Immunology.  Unlike other organs, such as the kidneys, or the liver, the immune system is not confined to a particular tissue. Its function is composed...
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Unforgiveness is classified in medical books as a disease. According to Dr. Steven Standiford, chief of surgery at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America, refusing to forgive makes people sick and keeps them that way. With that in mind, forgiveness...
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