EXPANDED TABLE OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 7, NUMBER 7 JULY 2004
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| TREATMENT HIGHLIGHTS |
| IMPACT OF FOOD ADDITIVES ON HYPERACTIVITY IN CHILDREN |
| A diet that includes artificial food colorings and a benzoate preservative is found to have adverse effects on the behavior of preschool children, according to parent ratings but not clinic ratings. |
| TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION WITH MEDICATION ALONE OR COMBINED WITH PSYCHOTHERAPY |
| In a review of studies, psychological treatment combined with antidepressants is found to be associated with a higher likelihood of treatment response than is antidepressant treatment alone. |
| CROHN'S DISEASE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS |
| Depressive symptoms are associated with disease activity in patients with Crohn's disease. |
| DELIBERATE SELF-HARM AND THE RISK OF SUBSEQUENT SUICIDE |
| Among patients hospitalized for deliberate self-harm, there is an increased risk of subsequent suicide. |
| OF NOTE |
| Mothers With a Psychotic Disorder and the Risk of Their Children Developing a Mental Disorder |
| ETCETERA |
| Prescription Privileges for Specially-Trained Louisiana Psychologists |
| PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY NOTE |
| ATOMOXETINE IN THE TREATMENT OF ADHD IN CHILDREN |
| Atomoxetine (Strattera) administered once-daily in the morning is found to provide rapid and continuous reduction in symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children. |
| FDA NEWS AND REVIEW |
| Product Safety Information: Changes have been recommended in the labeling of SSRIs and SNRIs to
address neonatal toxicity/withdrawal syndrome related to in-utero exposure.
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| ASSESSMENT |
| Diabetes Empowerment Scale-Short Form (DES-SF) |
| RESOURCES |
| Each issue presents descriptions of clinical resources (eg, professional materials, patient handouts) and
information on how to receive those materials. |