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Serious mental illness associated with increased risk of stillbirth and neonatal mortality

Mothers with severe mental illness are more likely to have children who are born dead or die within the first few months of studies published before the pressure in the Archives of disease in childhood (the fetus and newborn Edition). But the link between the cause of death and the death of a newborn will depend on the nature of mental illness of the mother, research shows.


Researchers studied the 1.45 million births and 7021 deaths over 25 years from 1973 to 1998 in Denmark to investigate links with severe mental illness.

Nevertheless, the chances of neonatal deaths and deaths from all causes were significantly higher in children whose mothers had been hospitalized for mental illness at any time prior to the birth of his son, that the mother has never acknowledged.

In total, 188 mothers of children died before birth were admitted primarily for schizophrenia and psychotic disorders, mood (affective) disorders such as manic depressive (bipolar disorder), and dependence on drugs or alcohol.

The risk of death from complications during childbirth were more than twice as high among mothers with drug or alcohol addiction.

Women with affective disorders are also more than twice higher than the birth of a child with congenital abnormalities, that he was killed.

Among the 6,646 children who died in the first months of life, 201 were born by mothers who had been hospitalized for mental illness at some time in their lives.

Women with schizophrenia are twice as likely that the baby died as a result of congenital anomaly shortly after childbirth compared with the general population.

Alcohol / drug abuse and emotional disorders were associated with doubling the risk of newborn death.

But for most causes of death, the risk of death or the death of a newborn is not for women with schizophrenia than for women with severe mental illness.

These results indicate that factors other than mental disorders is likely to be involved, the authors explain.

They may include a way of life, such as smoking and poor nutrition, poverty and lack of access to prenatal care, improving the chances of complications during childbirth, premature birth and low birth weight children.

Click here to view the paper in full: http://press.psprings.co.uk/fnn/november/fn135459.pdf

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Domestic violence is a growing problem for veterans

"The growing number of veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) increases the risk of domestic violence and its impact on families and children in communities in the United States," said Monica Mathieu, Ph.D., a veteran mental health experts and senior lecturer Department of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis. "Treatment of Domestic Violence is very different from post-traumatic stress disorder. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), psychiatric care and treatment of PTSD, but these services must be combined with the specialized agencies, domestic violence intervention program of enforcement and for veterans from participating in the aggression against the behavior of couples and families. "


Mathieu and Peter Hovmand, Ph.D., an expert of domestic violence and assistant professor of social work at the University of Washington, will combine their research interests, and we will work for the community to develop prevention strategies to combat this new problem Public Health.

"The increase in the incidence of cranial trauma and substance abuse in connection with post-traumatic stress disorder among veterans presented some unique problems for the community response to domestic violence," said Hovmand.

"The community response to domestic violence should be adapted to the growing number of veterans with PTSD. They are veterans with young families and older veterans with chronic mental disorders."

Even if the demographic structure of population changes, as a veteran of World War II veterans reach their 80's and 90-ies, youth and veterans of the completion of service in Iraq and Afghanistan, the number of living veterans in the United States military strikes. Current estimates indicate that there are 23,816,000 veterans.

Mathieu said that evidence-based psychological treatment programs can be a great resource for physicians to learn to recognize and treat symptoms of PTSD. Nevertheless, the identification of violent behavior among veterans with active symptoms of PTSD may be difficult and may require counseling and referral to domestic violence experts.

During the investigation, VA suggests that male veterans with PTSD in two to three times more likely than veterans without PTSD involved in intimate partner violence, and is likely to be included in the legal system.

"The community violence prevention agencies and services that are veterans of the treatment plan to cope with the aggression of conduct," said Hovmand.

"Veterans need to have multiple suppliers to coordinate assistance available to them, and each vendor is working on the treatment goal. Kommunalnogo coordinated response to this kind of law enforcement agencies, courts, social service agencies, community activists and advocates for women to address the problem of domestic violence. These efforts, the victim and offender accountability of security by promoting intercultural exchange and communication.

"Veteran's Day is an excellent reminder that we need to coordinate the services provided by VA and the community to ensure that our veterans and their families receive the services they need when they need it," Mathieu and Hovmand said.

source : http://www.medicalnewstoday.com

Neuroscience 2008

What: "Neuroscience 2008," the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting - Find out the latest news about the brain and its complexity from the world's top experts. Several Institute Directors and program leaders from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will be available to discuss success stories and new directions in neuroscience research during this year's Society for Neuroscience meeting. This is a rare opportunity to meet and interact with several NIH directors and other leading neuroscientists. Topics include mental health, substance abuse, brain issues related to aging, eye health, and stroke and neurological disorders.

When: Sunday, November 16, 2008 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Where: Walter E. Washington Convention Center 801 Mount Vernon Place, NW Washington, DC 20001

The following NIH Institute Directors and program leaders will discuss recent advances and directions in neurological research:

• National Institute on Drug Abuse - Dr. Nora Volkow, Director
  
  
• National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke - Dr. Story Landis, Director
  
  
• National Institute of Mental Health - Dr. Thomas Insel, Director
  
  
• National Eye Institute - Dr. Paul Sieving, Director
  
  
• National Institute on Aging - Dr. Marcelle Morrison-Bogorad, Director, Division of Neuroscience
  
  
• National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders - Dr. Christopher Platt, Director, Hearing and Balance Program

Source: Dorie Hightower
NIH/National Institute on Drug Abuse

Mental health charity musical point of Mind, UK

Get your kind of local charity shop Monday through Saturday, 3 November 8 November at the bottom. Mind celebrates the return of music in their tents after they are forced to turn off the music this year, because he risked the appearance of a heavy fine from the implementation of human society (PSO). To celebrate reaching an agreement with the PRS in the cost of a license, mental health charity is a celebration of music in the minds of a week, which aims to more than £ 7000 to cover the annual quota for the sale of all holidays, from old records and sheet music of classical guitar.


In July, the music died when he was a spirit to ask their shops to resume playing on the radio in his room as a gift rating for fear of penalty for the PRS. There is also concern that they will be fined retroactively for the past five years, the cost of hundreds of thousands of pounds. Philanthropy can not afford to create huge amounts of money from their jobs and so had to ask their shops to their radios to rob the music staff and volunteers and the community that they exist.

Reason, with the Association of Charity Shops, beaten has an agreement with the PRS, which means that they are exempt from taxes and last year agreed to pay the amount in each of the 100 branches from today.

Bob Monteath, managing director of Mind stores, said:

"It's great news that once again our staff, volunteers and customers can enjoy having music on in the background as they work or browse. We are really pleased that the Association of Charity Shops has managed to negotiate a reasonable price for a license and hopefully we can raise enough money during Music in Mind week to cover the expense of this so that funds are not diverted away from our work supporting those with mental health problems."

While the music week in the minds of the public are invited to contact the local store for the mind to see what treasures they find music. There must be something that is proposed for all tastes from rock and pop-reggae, and blues, so why not look.

Source :
Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales. We work to create a better life for everyone with experience of mental distress. http://www.mind.org.uk

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