... depressed? Techniques new and old may help. The landmark STARD study, published in the November 2006 issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry, demonstrated that depression is more likely to yield - and less likely to recur - when a patient ...

... Go green: And organic! And stop spending so much money at Whole Foods! Michael P. O'Donnell, editor of the American Journal of Health Promotion, prods his colleagues to plant a vegetable garden if they have the space. It might not appear ...

... spectrometry, which creates a protein profile of each patient. The findings are published in the March-April issue of the American Journal of Rhinology. The method could effectively tell chronic sinusitis patients from the other samples by the kinds ...

... Driver training programs and written safety policies also could help, it said. The Ohio report, published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, said about 148,000 people have been treated for injuries related to golf carts since ...

... Sciences. While earning her master's degree, she did research on a hearing aid programmer that was published by the American Journal of Audiology. She recently earned her doctor of audiology degree from the University of Florida. She is the elect ...

... season because of an injury, and most of the injuries seemed to be caused by overuse. The study, published in the American Journal of Sports Medicine in 1992, concluded that: "A traditional view of softball is that fast-pitch softball pitchers ...

... full of 3 x 5 cards in the office or hospital. Confidentiality is a central right of patients. An article in the American Journal of Law and Medicine says that when the phrase "right of privacy" was first used (Harvard Law Review, 1890 ...

... 40 to provide them with information and encouragement to get a mammogram. The program is based on evidence in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine that a peer approach is effective with the targeted groups. Tell A Friend was field-tested ...

... based n fall 1999 surveys of two Salt Lake Valley-area high schools; the report appears in the latest issue of the American Journal of Health Education. Thomsen, along with colleagues Lora Beth Brown and then-student Michelle Weber, asked ...

... identified the compounds, called flavonoids, in chocolate, the new study, published in the November issue of the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, is the first to evaluate how LDL cholesterol was affected when people regularly added about ...