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Therapeutics

• Short-term treatments may not affect longer term recovery or recurrence among adolescents with a major depressive episode (14 July, 2011) Free
• Inhaled loxapine reduces acute agitation in people with schizophrenia compared with placebo (6 July, 2011) Free
• ‘Timid to Tiger’ group parenting training reduces anxiety diagnoses in 3–9-year-olds (1 July, 2011) Free
• Bright light treatment reduces symptoms in older adults with non-seasonal major depression (11 May, 2011) Free
• Review: limited evidence for use of second-generation antipsychotics in anxiety disorders (13 May, 2011) Free
• Problem-solving therapy reduces disability more than supportive therapy in older adults with major depression and executive dysfunction (6 June, 2011) Free
• ‘Tuning in to Kids’ parenting programme improves parental emotional awareness, and child behaviour and emotional knowledge (6 June, 2011) Free
• Effect of first-generation perphenazine and second-generation antipsychotics on depressive symptoms in schizophrenia: all antipsychotics improved symptoms; quetiapine was superior to risperidone for people with major depression at baseline (22 June, 2011) Free
• Review: antidepressants are safe and effective for people with depression who have additional chronic physical health problems (11 June, 2011) Free
• Secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease: CBT, in combination with standard care, is effective (16 June, 2011) Free
• Review: benefits of provision of general physical health advice for people with serious mental illness unclear (22 June, 2011) Free
• Adding 8 weeks of behavioural therapy to atomoxetine does not improve classroom behaviour in children with ADHD (14 July, 2011) Free
• Adding group psychotherapy to routine care does not improve outcomes in adolescents who repeatedly self-harm (14 July, 2011) Free
• Most adolescents achieve longer term remission from major depressive disorder regardless of type of short-term second-line treatment (14 July, 2011) Free