Titlebook: Cardiovascular Diseases and Depression; Treatment and Preven Bernhard T. Baune,Phillip J. Tully Book 2016 Springer International Publishing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-9891-4 are substantially related to obesity and its metabolic complications, which occur following the initiation of psychotropic medications, particularly antipsychotics..The risk of incident heart disease in people with severe mental illness is 1.6–2.2 times higher, with higher risk in men. The excess r

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Stephen V. Musolino,F. Harper,J. Pfeifer quality of life and healthcare. Despite clear advice and the widespread availability for monitoring and intervention, clinicians continue to overlook the physical health of patients with psychiatric disorders and psychological problems. Therefore, the associations between these chronic mental illne

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Compact Formulas for Ground Band Energies,istory of depression, social isolation and functional impairment. This chapter will focus on the epidemiology and relationship between depression and cardiovascular disease, the effects on psychiatric and cardiac outcomes and the known risk factors.

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V. V. Dovgusha,V. I. Kvasha,Yu P. Shulepkodiscrete mechanisms of cardiopathogenesis, novel therapeutic strategies, and initiating clinical interventions in the population at risk of developing heart disease or those already diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases.

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Sherman L. Heller,Paul N. Goodwinveryday functioning. Therefore, effective treatment is needed. First results raised hope that neuropsychological impairment in depression is successfully treatable with neuropsychological therapy, training of mindfulness, specific antidepressants, and new neurobiological treatments such as transcranial magnet stimulation.

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Anxiety and the Effects on Cardiovascular Disease,discrete mechanisms of cardiopathogenesis, novel therapeutic strategies, and initiating clinical interventions in the population at risk of developing heart disease or those already diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases.

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Neuropsychological Impairment of Patients with Depression,veryday functioning. Therefore, effective treatment is needed. First results raised hope that neuropsychological impairment in depression is successfully treatable with neuropsychological therapy, training of mindfulness, specific antidepressants, and new neurobiological treatments such as transcranial magnet stimulation.

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Admiral M. MacKinnon III,J. G. Burrittechanisms that link depression to cardiovascular disease. However, alternative explanations for an increased cardiovascular risk in depressed persons are also discussed, namely, the confounding hypothesis, iatrogenic effects, or noncausal “third factors.”

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81988-9onal relationship between depression and cardiovascular disease. The importance of assessing arterial stiffness as a measure of cardiovascular disease, especially if it is comorbid with depression, is discussed.