All Articles on Depression
How Group Health’s collaborative approach transformed depression careIn a group interview, GHRI mental health scientists describe how their work with UW psychiatry researchers changed treatment worldwide.
Team care for teen depression is found cost-effectiveDr. Ludman describes how collaborative care pays off for adolescents who have depression.
Is the secret to reducing suicide coded in The Runaway Bunny?Dr. Greg Simon sees similarities between a beloved children’s book and a study on persistent outreach to people at risk for suicide.
Can precision medicine break the chain of mental health co-misery?Mental health research excels at linking bad experiences to poor outcomes, writes Dr. Greg Simon. Here’s how to focus on recovery and resilience instead.
Weight controlled better with bupropion (Wellbutrin) than with other antidepressantsDr. David Arterburn describes his research on Group Health patients’ weight after 2 years on various antidepressants
One antidepressant shown to control weight during 2-year studyResearch at Kaiser Permanente points to bupropion (Wellbutrin) as first choice for overweight and obese patients with depression.
Superman vs. Mighty Mouse? For suicide prevention, all super heroes are welcomePeople struggling for survival don’t need research that pits antidepressants against psychotherapy, writes Dr. Greg Simon. They just need to get care that works for them.
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