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Treating Moms Can Help Prevent Kids' Depression, Study Suggests
03-21-2006 10:01 AM
By LINDSEY TANNER, AP Medical Writer
CHICAGO -- Researchers say they've shown for the first time that treating a mother's depression can help prevent depression and anxiety disorders in her child, a provocative finding with potentially big public health implications.
The study was small, but the researchers and other experts called it convincing and said it illustrates how important a parent's well-being is to a child.
"It's a very dramatic and important finding," said co-author Dr. A. John Rush, a psychiatry professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
NO SHIT, SHERLOCK! A dramatic and important finding? It took you HOW long to realize this?
Bloody retards. Any moron could have figured that one out. Honestly. This planet is full of brainless people.
03-21-2006 10:01 AM
By LINDSEY TANNER, AP Medical Writer
CHICAGO -- Researchers say they've shown for the first time that treating a mother's depression can help prevent depression and anxiety disorders in her child, a provocative finding with potentially big public health implications.
The study was small, but the researchers and other experts called it convincing and said it illustrates how important a parent's well-being is to a child.
"It's a very dramatic and important finding," said co-author Dr. A. John Rush, a psychiatry professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
NO SHIT, SHERLOCK! A dramatic and important finding? It took you HOW long to realize this?
Bloody retards. Any moron could have figured that one out. Honestly. This planet is full of brainless people.