James J. Strain, MDProfessor of PsychiatryProfessor of Medical EducationMaster TeacherIcahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiNew York, New YorkMichael Blumenfield, MDSidney E. Frank Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Behavioral SciencesNew York Medical CollegeValhalla, New York

Researchers focusing on mood disorders and collaborative care models would find this to be a useful resource...The book is an especially useful resource for clinicians and researchers in consult-liaison psychiatry and other collaborative specialties.

• 1. The Biological Basis of Depression: Insights from Animal ModelsEric J. Nestler2. The Brain and Body on Stress: Allostatic Load and Mechanisms for Depression and DementiaBruce S. McEwen and Natalie L.Rasgon3. Depression as a recurrent, progressive illness: Need for long-term preventionRobert M. Post4. Biological effects of Depression in Cardiac IllnessNicole Mavrides and Charles Nemeroff5. Biological effects of depression: risk for and occurrence of strokeBradleigh Hayhow and Sergio Starkstein6. Depression and CancerDaniel C McFarland and Jimmie Holland7. Depression in Neurologic Disorders: Comorbidity or another clinical manifestation?Andres M. Kanner8. Depression and Diabetes and Endocrine DisordersEduardo A. Colón9. Wound Healing and DepressionFrederick J Stoddard Jr and Robert L. Sheridan 10. Psychopharmacological Issues in the Treatment of Depression as a Systemic Illness: Focus on Adverse Drug Reactions and Drug-Drug InteractionsKelly L. Cozza, Rita Rein, Gary H. Wynn, and Eric G. Meyer11. Diagnostic DilemmasJames J. Strain, Patricia Casey, and Peter Tyrer12. Models of Mental Health Training for Non-Psychiatric Physicians: Beyond Collaborative CareJames J. Strain13. An Updated Electronic Health Record (EHR) for Depression ManagementJay J. Strain, Akhil Shenoy, and James J. StrainEpilogue James J. Strain and Michael Blumenfield

James J. Strain, MDProfessor of PsychiatryProfessor of Medical EducationMaster TeacherIcahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiNew York, New YorkMichael Blumenfield, MDSidney E. Frank Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Behavioral SciencesNew York Medical CollegeValhalla, New York

Researchers focusing on mood disorders and collaborative care models would find this to be a useful resource...The book is an especially useful resource for clinicians and researchers in consult-liaison psychiatry and other collaborative specialties.

• 1. The Biological Basis of Depression: Insights from Animal ModelsEric J. Nestler2. The Brain and Body on Stress: Allostatic Load and Mechanisms for Depression and DementiaBruce S. McEwen and Natalie L.Rasgon3. Depression as a recurrent, progressive illness: Need for long-term preventionRobert M. Post4. Biological effects of Depression in Cardiac IllnessNicole Mavrides and Charles Nemeroff5. Biological effects of depression: risk for and occurrence of strokeBradleigh Hayhow and Sergio Starkstein6. Depression and CancerDaniel C McFarland and Jimmie Holland7. Depression in Neurologic Disorders: Comorbidity or another clinical manifestation?Andres M. Kanner8. Depression and Diabetes and Endocrine DisordersEduardo A. Colón9. Wound Healing and DepressionFrederick J Stoddard Jr and Robert L. Sheridan 10. Psychopharmacological Issues in the Treatment of Depression as a Systemic Illness: Focus on Adverse Drug Reactions and Drug-Drug InteractionsKelly L. Cozza, Rita Rein, Gary H. Wynn, and Eric G. Meyer11. Diagnostic DilemmasJames J. Strain, Patricia Casey, and Peter Tyrer12. Models of Mental Health Training for Non-Psychiatric Physicians: Beyond Collaborative CareJames J. Strain13. An Updated Electronic Health Record (EHR) for Depression ManagementJay J. Strain, Akhil Shenoy, and James J. StrainEpilogue James J. Strain and Michael Blumenfield

James J. Strain, MDProfessor of PsychiatryProfessor of Medical EducationMaster TeacherIcahn School of Medicine at Mount SinaiNew York, New YorkMichael Blumenfield, MDSidney E. Frank Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Behavioral SciencesNew York Medical CollegeValhalla, New York

Researchers focusing on mood disorders and collaborative care models would find this to be a useful resource...The book is an especially useful resource for clinicians and researchers in consult-liaison psychiatry and other collaborative specialties.

• 1. The Biological Basis of Depression: Insights from Animal ModelsEric J. Nestler2. The Brain and Body on Stress: Allostatic Load and Mechanisms for Depression and DementiaBruce S. McEwen and Natalie L.Rasgon3. Depression as a recurrent, progressive illness: Need for long-term preventionRobert M. Post4. Biological effects of Depression in Cardiac IllnessNicole Mavrides and Charles Nemeroff5. Biological effects of depression: risk for and occurrence of strokeBradleigh Hayhow and Sergio Starkstein6. Depression and CancerDaniel C McFarland and Jimmie Holland7. Depression in Neurologic Disorders: Comorbidity or another clinical manifestation?Andres M. Kanner8. Depression and Diabetes and Endocrine DisordersEduardo A. Colón9. Wound Healing and DepressionFrederick J Stoddard Jr and Robert L. Sheridan 10. Psychopharmacological Issues in the Treatment of Depression as a Systemic Illness: Focus on Adverse Drug Reactions and Drug-Drug InteractionsKelly L. Cozza, Rita Rein, Gary H. Wynn, and Eric G. Meyer11. Diagnostic DilemmasJames J. Strain, Patricia Casey, and Peter Tyrer12. Models of Mental Health Training for Non-Psychiatric Physicians: Beyond Collaborative CareJames J. Strain13. An Updated Electronic Health Record (EHR) for Depression ManagementJay J. Strain, Akhil Shenoy, and James J. StrainEpilogue James J. Strain and Michael Blumenfield