Word: zoloft
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Elizabeth A. Whitman ’05-’06, who suffers from an eating disorder and depression, refilled her University Health Services (UHS) Zoloft prescription over the phone for eight months...
...referred to a nurse practitioner with prescribing ability and began taking Zoloft, an anti-depressant. She also began seeing a UHS psychologist every other week...
...Setting the Record Straight Suitable For Use Our health reporting on drugs for treating children with mood and behavior problems [Dec. 8] stated that Zoloft has not been approved for children. The FDA has approved Zoloft expressly for the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder in children and teens...
Asked how she's holding up, Catherine picks up a prescription bottle of Zoloft from the coffee table and checks the date. September. That's when she found out that Marquette had re-upped and that the youngest of her three children, Shamario, 18, also a soldier, would be going to Iraq early in the new year. Then she saw a picture of Marquette in Baghdad that was posted on an online site for African Americans. The photo--of a thinner, older-looking Marquette--scared her. "I had to take a stress leave. He usually smiles all the time...
...ideal answer to mental illness. Most experts believe that drugs are most effective when combined with talk therapy or other counseling. Nonetheless, the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry now lists dozens of medications available for troubled kids, from the comparatively familiar Ritalin (for ADHD) to Zoloft and Celexa (for depression) to less familiar ones like Seroquel, Tegretol, Depakote (for bipolar disorder), and more are coming along all the time. There are stimulants, mood stabilizers, sleep medications, antidepressants, anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, antianxieties and narrowcast drugs to deal with impulsiveness and post-traumatic flashbacks. A few of the newest meds were...