Do current source density measures of electroencephalographic alpha predict antidepressant treatment response?
Findings confirm the value of EEG alpha amplitude as a viable predictor of antidepressant response and suggest that personalized treatments for depression may be identified using simple electrophysiologic CSD measures.
This is the first report on the combined prevalence of tobacco and alcohol use disorders in a sample of persons attending community-based primary care clinics in Poland. This report confirms the high prevalence of these problems and suggests that patients will accurately complete a screening test such as the Health Screening Survey. The methods employed for this study provide the Polish health care system with a procedure to effectively screen patients for tobacco and alcohol use disorders.