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141 Drop-out and treatment outcome of outpatient cognitive-behavioral therapy for anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa Comprehensive Psychiatry, April 16, 2013 Clinical Article

142 Hematological abnormalities in severe anorexia nervosa Annals of Hematology, April 16, 2013 Review Article

143 Rapid and slow responders to eating disorder treatment: A comparison on clinically relevant variables International Journal of Eating Disorders, April 15, 2013 Clinical Article

144 Supermarket and Grocery Store-Based Interventions to Promote Healthful Food Choices and Eating Practices: A Systematic Review Full Text Preventing Chronic Disease, April 15, 2013 Evidence Based Medicine Review Article

145 Extreme obesity is associated with suicidal behavior and suicide attempts in adults: results of a population-based representative sample Depression and Anxiety, April 12, 2013 Clinical Article

146 Neuropsychology of eating disorders: 1995–2012 Full Text Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment, April 12, 2013 Review Article

147 The efficacy of a brief group cbt program in treating patients diagnosed with bulimia nervosa: A brief report International Journal of Eating Disorders, April 12, 2013 Clinical Article

148 Picky Eating in Preschool Children: The Predictive Role of the Child's Temperament and Mother's Negative Affectivity Eating Behaviours, April 12, 2013 Clinical Article

149 Inpatients with Severe Anorexia Nervosa and Their Siblings: Non-shared Experiences and Family Functioning European Eating Disorders Review, April 11, 2013 Clinical Article

150 Stages of change, treatment outcome and therapeutic alliance in adult in patients with chronic anorexia nervosa Full Text BMC Psychiatry, April 10, 2013 Clinical Article

151 Anorexia nervosa is linked to reduced brain structure in reward and somatosensory regions: a meta-analysis of VBM studies Full Text BMC Psychiatry, April 10, 2013 Evidence Based Medicine Review Article

152 Genetic variants associated with disordered eating International Journal of Eating Disorders, April 10, 2013 Clinical Article

153 A Qualitative Study on the Food Habits and Related Beliefs of Pregnant British Bangladeshis Health Care for Women International, April 9, 2013 Clinical Article

154 Intrinsic Connectivity Networks Within Cerebellum and Beyond in Eating Disorders The Cerebellum, April 8, 2013 Review Article

155 Stress as a Common Risk Factor for Obesity and Addiction Biological Psychiatry, April 5, 2013 Review Article

156 Exercise caution: Over-exercise is associated with suicidality among individuals with disordered eating Psychiatry Research, April 5, 2013 Clinical Article

157 War stress may be another risk factor for eating disorders in civilians: a study in Lebanese University Students General Hospital Psychiatry, April 5, 2013 Clinical Article

158 Thinness Expectancies and Restraint in Black and White College Women: A Prospective Study Eating Behaviours, April 5, 2013 Clinical Article

159 Stigmatizing Attitudes Differ Across Mental Health Disorders: A Comparison of Stigma Across Eating Disorders, Obesity, and Major Depressive Disorder The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, April 3, 2013 Clinical Article

160 Eating Behaviors, Diet Quality, and Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Brief Review Journal of Pediatric Nursing, April 2, 2013 Review Article

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Risk factors for postpartum depression

As published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, risk factors for postpartum depression among abused women included age 15-19 (aOR=2.29) and > 35 years of age (aOR=2.33). In non-abused women, risk factors for postpartum depression include unemployment (aOR=1.41), foreign birth (aOR=2.04), and low income (aOR=1.68). Postpartum depression was also associated with women abused prior to pregnancy (aOR=3.28), abuse beginning postpartum (aOR=4.76), and abuse resuming postpartum (aOR=3.81).

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A link between cardiovascular fitness and depression

As published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, low cardiovascular fitness at 18 years of age (n = 1,117,292; follow-up, 3-40 y) is associated with an increased risk of severe depression (HR = 1.96).

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Optimal dose of amisulpride for acute exacerbation of schizophrenia

As published in Clinical Drug Investigation, an initial amisulpride dose of 800 mg (n=38) is more effective that 400 mg with dose titration (n=30) in patients with an acute exacerbation of schizophrenia. A greater number of patients in the 800 mg group than the 400 mg with dose titration group had a 30% reduction in the Positive and Negative Symptom Scale after 4 (68.4% vs. 40.0%) and 6 weeks (71.1% vs. 43.3%).

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