Depression Therapy
Study results from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University provide new insights into depression therapy
Published in Mental Health Business Week, December 30th, 2006
Research findings, "A novel technique to evaluate fluctuations of mood: implications for evaluating course and treatment effects in bipolar/affective disorders," are discussed in a new report. "Several psychiatric conditions are associated with frequent fluctuations of affect. In this study, we propose a new technique to uniformly score depression and mania objectively and use a new mathematical technique to model the frequent fluctuations in mood using simulated data," scientists in India report.
"Our main aim is to examine the usefulness of this measure for evaluating treatment effects or course of illness, especially in bipolar or unipolar affective illness to...
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