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News: November 26, 2009

Repeated suicide attempts are a risk factor for s...
Researchers studying suicide among the aged with severe depression found gender was a factor.
Source:WERC-AM Birmingham
Date:October 1, 2009
Gender affects elderly suicide
Researchers studying suicide among the aged with severe depression found gender was a factor.
Source:KEX-AM Portland
Date:October 1, 2009
Children's Belly Aches Don't Disappear With Antid...
Contradicting some previous research in adults, a new study suggests that the antidepressant amitriptyline , is no better than a placebo at treating painful gastrointestinal disorders in children.
Source:HON
Date:October 1, 2009
Antidepressant, Placebo Equally Effective In Chil...
When used "off-label," the antidepressant amitriptyline works just as well as placebo in treating pain-predominant gastrointestinal disorders in children, according to a new study in Gastroenterology, the official journal of the American Gastroenterological Association Institute.
Source:RedOrbit
Date:October 1, 2009
Doctors feared saving suicidal young woman
LONDON: Doctors allowed a young woman to kill herself because she had signed a ''living will'' that meant they could have been prosecuted if they intervened to save her life.
Source:The Sydney Morning Herald
Date:October 1, 2009
Physician-Assisted Suicide Does Not Increase Seve...
Unlike other forms of suicide, physician assisted death does not cause substantial regret, or a sense of rejection among surviving family members.
Source:MediLexicon
Date:October 1, 2009
Mother pleas for people to learn from her daughte...
On the pamphlet, Melanie Blocker-Stokes grins as she proudly holds a bouquet of flowers in one hand and her heavily-pregnant belly with the other.
Source:Leader Post
Date:September 30, 2009
Suicide woman allowed to die because doctors fear...
Doctors allowed a young woman, Kerrie Wooltorton, to kill herself because she had signed a "living will" that meant they could have been prosecuted if they intervened to save her life.
Source:Telegraph.co.uk
Date:September 30, 2009
Woman's 'Living Will' Suicide Ruled Legal
Hospital staff acted within the law when they allowed a young woman to kill herself because she told them she wanted to die, a coroner has ruled.
Source:Red Dragon FM
Date:September 30, 2009
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