A comprehensive review of the current status of antidepressants - how we arrived at this point in their evolution and where we are going in both the near and the long term. It employs both a scientific and historical approach to accomplish these goals. This volume is intended for practitioners who use antidepressants on a daily basis in their practice as well as for the student and researcher. Each will find that it provides a comprehensive and logical approach to this important group of medications. This book is being published as we mark the end of the first 50 years of the modern antidepressant era.

A comprehensive review of the current status of antidepressants - how we arrived at this point in their evolution and where we are going in both the near and the long term. It employs both a scientific and historical approach to accomplish these goals. This volume is intended for practitioners who use antidepressants on a daily basis in their practice as well as for the student and researcher. Each will find that it provides a comprehensive and logical approach to this important group of medications. This book is being published as we mark the end of the first 50 years of the modern antidepressant era.

From Ruth Ross, author of Two Widows and the Thrift Store Murders and Two Widows and the Misdirected Message, comes the third book in the Two Widows Mystery Series: Two Widows and the Rest Home Menace. When residents of the local assisted living facility start checking out early, it's up to the Two Widows to discover what really lurks in the hallways. Millie Mahoney, and her mother, Margaret Cisneros, once again find themselves knee-deep in mystery, intrigue and the potential for fashion disaster.

Two Widows and the Misdirected Message is the second book in the Two Widows Mystery Series by Pacific Northwest writer, Ruth Ross. Millie Mahoney and her mother, Margaret Cisneros, live in a small suburb of Seattle with their tiny terror of a dog and an overweight cat named Chance the Cat. They are also the proud owners of a brand-new office and a shiny shingle that reads "Two Widows Investigations." When the phone rings at two in the morning, it is seldom a good thing. When Millie and Margaret receive just such a call, another adventure can't be far behind. Soon they find themselves on the trail of dark secrets, devious plots, and disturbing wardrobe choices. By the time this escapade is over, at least one rowdy bunch will learn not to stand in the way of The Two Widows and that things are rarely as they seem.

As the first in the Two Widows Mystery Series by Pacific Northwest writer, Ruth Ross, Two Widows and the Thrift Store Murders is a humorous and touching tale of murder, mayhem, and great bargains. Widow Millie Mahoney is a dabbler. She dabbles in all sorts of things: art, writing, politics, and sometimes employment. Unfortunately, nothing captures her attention for long, at least not until she finds herself dabbling in murder. Millie's mother, Margaret Cisneros is also a widow, but she doesn't dabble like her daughter. Instead, she quilts. She's also the voice of reason with her occasional efforts to keep Millie on track and the dog out of trouble. But even Margaret can't resist going along on this shopping trip. Join the Two Widows as they find more than they bargained for at the local charity thrift store.