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Depression Tests Online
October 02, 2008
Your taste buds may one day help doctors choose the right
antidepressant for you, new research suggests. People's ability to
perceive certain tastes is changed by different levels of chemicals
in the brain. These chemicals, called neurotransmitters, are
thought to be involved in depression. Doctors hope to use taste
tests in depressed people to help pinpoint the neurotransmitters
causing the patients' depression. This could help doctors choose
the antidepressant that will work best.
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Expert & Community Posts
By Deborah Gray
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Health Expert
I have been playing computer games since the late 1980s. The first computer game I played,...
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By Teri Robert
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Health Expert
Have you been wondering if you have a problem with depression? There may never have been a time...
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Health Guide
Most people who are depressed do not seek psychiatric help and must rely on their family doctor. Unfortunately, it is often difficult for a primary care doctor to recognize the problem if...
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Tests for Depression and DementiaThe American Academy of Neurology (AAN) recommends the Beck...
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To determine the cause of allergic rhinitis, the doctor will ask a number of questions about:Time of day and year of rhinitis episodes. Rhinitis that appears seasonally is typically due to...
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Bipolar disorder is more common than previously thought, but this illness, particularly bipolar disorder II, is still poorly recognized in the family-practice setting. It is estimated that...
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Drug ApprovalIn 2006, the FDA approved rasagiline (Azilect) for treatment of Parkinsons disease (PD). Rasagilineis used either alone or in combination with levodopa. It is taken once a day...
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