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Women who use hormonal methods for birth control may have a higher risk of developing depression -- and teenagers may be most vulnerable

Hormonal Contraception May Raise Depression Risk

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Study also ties hormonal patches, IUDs to greater antidepressant use, especially in teens
The proposed capping of copays will raise premiums and is likely to increase drug prices

Capping Copays Will Raise Premiums, Up Drug Prices

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Capping likely to benefit about 1 percent of all Americans who take any prescription drug per year
Hatha yoga is a promising method for treating anxiety

Hatha Yoga Shows Promise in Treating Anxiety

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Comparison with cognitive behavioral therapy needed, authors say
Wary of the stigma of a mental health diagnosis and its toll on their careers

Many Doctors Reluctant to Reveal Mental Health Issues

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Perceived stigma, fear of career repercussions hinder treatment, study suggests
In young Faroese adults

Mercury Exposure Cancels Cognitive Benefits of Exercise

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Aerobic exercise benefits cognition, but not after high levels of prenatal mercury exposure
Any skill enhancements linked to gaming among those aged 7 to 11 max out after two hours of gaming a week

Negative Effects Seen With Video Gaming 9+ Hours/Week

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Benefits seen with one hour a week, but behavioral problems appear to rise at nine hours a week
Anxiety disorders are an important clinical problem in patients with end-stage renal disease treated with hemodialysis

Anxiety Disorders Important in ESRD Treated With Hemodialysis

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Screening strategies are needed, as is further research on appropriate therapeutic approach
Empathetic listening can help physicians navigate difficult situations and forge deeper connections with patients

AMA: Practicing Empathy May Lead to More Joy in Medicine

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Doctors should take advantage of first few minutes of clinical encounter, give full attention to patients
For older adults

Promising Results for Laughter-Based Exercise Program

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Significant improvements in mental health, aerobic endurance, self-efficacy for LaughActive program
For buprenorphine prescribers

Physicians Treating Few Patients With Buprenorphine

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22 percent of prescribers had monthly census of one to three patients; 9 percent had >75 patients