Archive for the ‘Psychiatry’ Category
Coffee Consumption Linked With Decreased Risk for Depression
Posted by: drchasrani on: June 16, 2012
People have often worried that drinking caffeinated coffee might have a bad effect on their health, but there is more and more literature, including this study, showing that caffeine may not have the detrimental effect previously thought. Caffeine has an impact on the brain and on serotonin, which has been associated with depression. Risk for […]
Headache a Big Headache in Punjab University
Posted by: admin on: May 10, 2012
High stress coupled with irregular sleep habits has been leading to severe headaches amongst students .This has lately been affecting academics according to a pilot study in Chandigarh. Team@CMHF
Occupational Health Services during Recession a Necessity
Posted by: admin on: May 9, 2012
A study by the researchers of Nottingham University after a survey of 17,000 civil servants confirms the need of occupational health care during times of recession. Team@CMHF
Comparative study of discontinuation time of antidepressants.
Posted by: admin on: May 8, 2012
A comparative study of the discontinuation times for a 6 month period amongst 3 antidepressants found no significant difference. Team@CMHF
Smoking in pregnancy shows effects during adolescence
Posted by: admin on: May 7, 2012
Nicotine in pregnancy could have long term effects in children even upto adolescence confirms a study. Team@CMHF
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