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2. Investigators from Mayo Clinic Release New Data on Mental Health Diseases and Conditions (The Occurrence of Mental Health Symptoms In Isotretinoin-treated Adolescents)

Subjects
Isotretinoin -- Psychological aspects, Medical research -- Psychological aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Psychological aspects, Mental health -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Teenagers -- Psychological aspects, Youth -- Psychological aspects, Epidemiology -- Psychological aspects, Health, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

2024 APR 15 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Mental Health Weekly Digest -- Fresh data on Mental Health Diseases and Conditions are presented in a new [...]

Published
2024

3. Depression in a Teenaged Girl: Not Just Skin Deep

Author

Perro, Michelle

Subjects
Psychological aspects, Teenage girls -- Psychological aspects, Childhood mental disorders -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Psychological aspects, Mental health -- Psychological aspects, Skin -- Psychological aspects, Drospirenone -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Pets, Medical practice, Pediatricians, Pediatrics, Physicians, Youth, Medical personnel training
Abstract

As integrative physicians, many of us have 'pet peeve practices' that are residuals from our conventional medical training. The longer I practice, the longer my list; but there are certainly [...]

Published
2020

4. Treating female-to-male transgender teens with acne presents concerns with depression

Author

Lacy, Ian

Subjects
Psychological aspects, Depression (Mood disorder) -- Psychological aspects, Transgender people -- Psychological aspects, Youth -- Psychological aspects, Pediatric dermatology -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Testosterone, Pediatrics
Abstract

Special consideration should be given to female-to-male transgender patients because of the dermatologic effects of testosterone, and possibility of accompanying depression, according to the results of a case series. 'Acne [...]

Published
2019

5. Treating female-to-male transgender teens with acne presents concerns with depression

Author

Lacy, Ian

Subjects
Psychological aspects, Depression (Mood disorder) -- Psychological aspects, Transgender people -- Psychological aspects, Youth -- Psychological aspects, Pediatric dermatology -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Testosterone, Pediatrics
Abstract

FROM PEDIATRIC DERMATOLOGY Special consideration should be given to female-to-male transgender patients because of the dermatologic effects of testosterone, and possibility of accompanying depression, according to the results of a [...]

Published
2019

6. Depression an issue for transgender adolescents with acne

Author

Lacy, Ian

Subjects
Psychological aspects, Childhood mental disorders -- Psychological aspects, Transgender people -- Psychological aspects, Testosterone -- Psychological aspects, Youth -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

SPECIAL CONSIDERATION should be given to female-to-male transgender patients because of the dermatologie effects of testosterone, as well as possibly accompanying depression, according to the results of a case series. [...]

Published
2018

7. Suicide risk tied to acne severity, not treatment: study on association between isotretinoin use, suicidal behavior focuses on timing of treatment

Author

Smith, Jennie

Subjects
Psychological aspects, Risk factors, Acne -- Risk factors -- Psychological aspects, Suicide -- Psychological aspects, Isotretinoin -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Suicidal behavior -- Risk factors -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

A large, retrospective cohort study is the latest to look at the association between isotretinoin and attempted suicide. Concerns about a link between isotretinoin and suicidal behavior have abounded for [...]

Published
2010

8. New acne treatment guidelines emphasize psychological effects

Author

Sullivan, Michele G.

Subjects
Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Practice guidelines (Medicine) -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Care and treatment, Acne -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

Since acne is a chronic disease capable of causing serious psychological and social problems, it warrants early, aggressive treatment and prolonged maintenance therapy, according to updated treatment guidelines. The guidelines [...]

Published
2009

9. New acne guidelines stress psychological effects

Author

Sullivan, Michele G.

Subjects
Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Practice guidelines (Medicine) -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Care and treatment, Acne -- Psychological aspects, Health, Health care industry
Abstract

Since acne is a chronic disease capable of causing serious psychological and social problems, it warrants early, aggressive treatment and prolonged maintenance therapy, according to updated treatment guidelines. The guidelines [...]

Published
2009

10. Certain acne treatment does not increase symptoms of depression in adolescents

Subjects
Medical research -- Psychological aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Psychological aspects, Isotretinoin -- Psychological aspects, Child psychopathology -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Vitamin A -- Psychological aspects, Depression, Mental -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Drugs -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Teenagers -- Psychological aspects, Youth -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Health, Science and technology, Drug therapy, Psychological aspects
Abstract

Adolescents with moderate to severe acne experienced a reduction rather than an increase in symptoms of depression while taking the medication isotretinoin, according to a new study. "Acne can be [...]

Published
2005

11. Certain acne treatment does not increase symptoms of depression in adolescents

Subjects
Medical research -- Psychological aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Psychological aspects, Isotretinoin -- Psychological aspects, Child psychopathology -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Vitamin A -- Psychological aspects, Depression, Mental -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Drugs -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Teenagers -- Psychological aspects, Youth -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Health, Drug therapy, Psychological aspects
Abstract

Adolescents with moderate to severe acne experienced a reduction rather than an increase in symptoms of depression while taking the medication isotretinoin, according to a new study. "Acne can be [...]

Published
2005

12. Certain acne treatment does not increase symptoms of depression in adolescents

Subjects
Drug therapy, Psychological aspects, Depression (Mood disorder) -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Childhood mental disorders -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Youth -- Psychological aspects, Drugs -- Psychological aspects, Acne -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Medical research -- Psychological aspects, Isotretinoin -- Psychological aspects, Antiacne agents -- Psychological aspects, Vitamin A -- Psychological aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Psychological aspects, Child psychopathology -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Depression, Mental -- Drug therapy -- Psychological aspects, Teenagers -- Psychological aspects
Abstract

Adolescents with moderate to severe acne experienced a reduction rather than an increase in symptoms of depression while taking the medication isotretinoin, according to a new study. 'Acne can be [...]

Published
2005

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