Archive for December, 2006
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  • Dec, 06

The Highway

I was driving home late last night on the dark winter highway. The car’s headlights were cast out like fishing nets, capturing a large v-shaped portion of the road as it quickly passed under the front of the car. Random scattered thoughts sifting through my fatigued mind. Warm air trickling from the tilted vent on […]

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  • Dec, 06

New Study Finds That Add-On Therapy Improves Depressive Symptoms In Bipolar Disorder

Lingering depression is a serious and common problem in bipolar disorder, and does not resolve well with existing treatments.
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  • Dec, 06

Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure? Cholesterol? Bipolar Disorder?

If anything, I hope I’ve driven home the point over the years that life insurance underwriters look at any health issue not just from a pure mortality standpoint, but from a compliance and control point of view. If you look at the overall bucket of potential insureds, some of the old school underwriters will still […]

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  • Dec, 06

What to do When You Can’t Afford Medication

Medication can be very expensive, especially medication for mental illness. Lots of expensive research goes into those drugs, and the drug companies charge very high prices to recover their costs.
Since costs can run upwards of $75/month for some medications, this can be a major problem if you are out of money or if you’ve […]

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  • Dec, 06

Global Psychiatrists Unite To Improve Services In Mental Health

Thirty seven medical experts in psychiatry from across the world have called on the medical community to take urgent action to optimize services for people with a diagnosis of severe mental illness such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder(i). […]