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ALL NEW! The Johns Hopkins Depression and Anxiety Bulletin
The Johns Hopkins Depression and Anxiety Bulletin is a quarterly publication that presents the latest treatment information available on the most common mood disorders, such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and more, to help you take charge of your medical care. Each issue is like having an in-depth consultation with a leading specialist. PLUS subscribe now and receive 5 FREE Special Reports, available as instant downloads:

• Special Report #1: Antidepressants: If the First Drug Doesn't Work, Don't Give Up
  Physicians now have a growing array of options to consider in prescribing antidepressant drugs — including selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), tricyclics, tetracyclics, dopamine reuptake inhibitors, serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors, and monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors. Our Special Report will help you understand the pros and cons of different drug therapies — and find out why many patients benefit from switching or combining medications. Essential reading for anyone considering, or being treated with, antidepressants.

• Special Report #2: Which Type Of Talk Therapy Is Right For You?
  What are the advantages and disadvantages of psychotherapy — and which type of talk therapy is right for you? Psychotherapy has proven effective in treating mild and moderate forms of depression — and can be combined with drug therapy to treat severe depression as well as bipolar disorder. Our Special Report explains the different types of psychotherapy and offers practical advice on finding a therapist.

• Special Report #3: Getting Relief from Light Therapy
  In a major research review commissioned by the American Psychiatric Association, light therapy was found to be effective in treating both seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and non-seasonal depression. But the range of light treatment options is growing, and now includes dawn simulators, light boxes, lamps, and sun visors. Our Special Report gives you an up-to-the-minute medical assessment of available devices — along with some important cautions regarding bright-light therapy.

• Special Report #4: The Johns Hopkins Supplemental Mood Prescription
  Johns Hopkins experts offer research-proven techniques for alleviating common physical symptoms associated with depression. Discover practical tips for preventing and combating depression and anxiety with improved nutrition, moderate exercise, and better sleep habits. It adds up to a state-of-the-art prescription for improving your mood, based on findings from the latest research studies.

• Special Report #5: Is It Normal Worrying — or Anxiety Disorder?
  If you’ve ever wondered whether your levels of anxiety are beyond the norm, this revealing Special Report gives a clear, easy-to-read checklist to help you determine whether you’re responding normally to life’s challenges, or suffering from an anxiety disorder. Find out about the five primary types of anxiety disorders… how to distinguish a heart attack from a panic attack… and much more.

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