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Introduction
PART I EPIDEMIOLOGY AND THE BURDEN OF ILLNESS
1. The Epidemiology of Depressive Disorders in Late Life, Dan G. Blazer
2. The Social and Financial Burden of Late-Life Depression to Society and Individuals, Barry D. Lebowitz and Jason T. Olin
PART II THE PHENOMENOLOGY AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF LATE-LIFE MOOD DISORDERS
3. Unipolar Depression, George S. Alexopoulos and William Apfeldorf
4. Bipolar Disorders, Robert C. Young
5. Dysthymic Disorder in the Elderly, D.P. Devanand
6. Non-Major Clinically Significant Depression in the Elderly, Anand Kumar, Helen Lavretsky, and Virginia Elderkin-Thompson
7. Mixed Cognitive and Depressive Syndromes, Helen Lavretsky and Gary W. Small
8. Suicide, Yeates Conwell
9. Bereavement and Depression, Paula J. Clayton
PART III THE PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF LATE-LIFE DEPRESSION
10. Neuropsychological Assessment of Late-Life Depression, Wilfred G. van Gorp, James C. Root, and Harold A. Sackeim
11. Structural and Functional Brain Imaging in Late-Life Depression Harold A. Sackeim
12. Late-Life Depression and the Vascular Hypothesis, K.R. Ranga Krishnan
13. Hypothalmic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis Activity in Mood and Cognition in the Elderly: Implications for Symptoms and Outcomes, Jennifer Keller, Theresa M. Buckley, and Alan F. Schatzberg
14. The Neuroendocrinology of Aging, Stuart N. Seidman
PART IV TREATMENT
15. Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics in Late Life, Bruce G. Pollock
16. Antidepressant Medication for the Treatment of Late Life Depression, Steven P. Roose and Harold A. Sackeim
17. Antidepressant Side Effects, Carl Salzman
18. Mood Stabilizers, Charles L. Bowden and Nancy U. Karren
19. Stimulants, J. Craig Nelson and Leon J. Epstein
20. Antipsychotics, Christian R. Dolder, Jonathan P. Lacro, and Dilip V. Jeste
21. Electroconvulsive Therapy in Late-Life Depression, Harold A. Sackeim
22. Pharmacologic Treatment of Depression in Alzheimer's Disease, John L. Beyer and P. Murali Doraiswamy
23. Psychotherapy in Old-Age Depression: Progress and Challenges, Charles F. Reynolds III, Patricia A. Arean, Thomas R. Lynch, and Ellen Frank
24. Treatment of Depression in Residential Settings, Ira R. Katz and Joel Streim
PART V. DEPRESSION CO-MORBID WITH OTHER ILLNESSES
25. Depression co-Morbid with Ischemic Heart Disease, Steven P. Roose and Alexander H. Glassman
26. Vascular Disease and Late-Life Depression: Stroke, Robert G. Robinson
27. Substance Abuse and Co-Morbidity, David W. Oslin
28. Basal Ganglia Disease and Depression, Anjan Chatterjee and Karen Marder
29. Major Depressive Disorder in Alzheimer's Disease, George S. Zubenko
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LARRY NAVARRE
reviewed Late-life depression on May 22, 2013
Late-life depression
I listened to this book on tape and really enjoyed it. The author seemed very wise, meaning I agreed with most of what she said. The book was 75 selections from regular columns LeShan writes on aging. She covered the topics of marriage, friendship, retirement, grandchildren, health, money, etc. She encouraged readers (or listeners, in my case) to love, grow, accept, and continue to keep their minds "alive and receptive". Recently, I sent a notice to the church secretary to put in the bulletin saying someone had died. When
I read the bulletin it said, "passed away." I don't think I've ever used that term. I asked her about it and she said she wanted to use a word that would not offend anyone. No big deal. Anyway, LeShan is talking about the subject and says, "People die, there's no better way to say it and no need to tone down the facts." See why I think LeShan is so wise?
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