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Genetic Risk for Major Depression Increases Suicidality Across Psychiatric Disorders
Early Warning Signs May Predate Eating Disorder Onset
Adverse Childhood Experiences Affect School Performance
Mayo Clinic Offers Policy for Reporting and Responding to Patient Bias
Psychotherapy Likely Superior to Psychopharmacology for Adult PTSD
Antidepressants May Lower Mortality Risk in Patients With Diabetes, Depression
Aripiprazole Augmentation May Be Effective in Comorbid OCD, Bipolar Disorder
Patient Groups Urge Court of Appeals to Prioritize Patient Protections
Synthetic Cannabinoid Use Increases Neuropsychiatric Morbidity in Teens
Low Levels of Vitamin D Associated With Depression in Older Adults
Chronic Physical Conditions in Youth Linked to Risk for Mental Illness
Facilitating Religious Concordance Between Patients and Physicians
Most Cannabis From Dispensaries Used for Sleep, Pain
Increased Suicide, Accidental Injury Deaths in Veterans With PTSD
Ketamine for Depression: Clinical Evidence and Concerns
Abnormal Right Frontal Gyrus Gray Matter Volume in Early Schizophrenia
Efficacy of Schizophrenia Smartphone App to Support Shared Decision Making
Antipsychotic Adherence Twice as Likely When Preceded by Methadone Adherence
Childhood Adversity May Lead to Inflammation in Adult Depression
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Using Digital Therapeutics to Treat Substance Use Disorders
The convenience and confidentiality of computer-based and mobile technologies may encourage more individuals with substance use disorders to access treatment.
The Asthma-Mental Health Connection: Expert Clinicians Weigh In
Patients with asthma have demonstrated an elevated risk for depression and anxiety that is potentially twice as high as that in the general population.
A Contemporary Review of Praecox in Schizophrenia
Researchers found data that show praecox feeling is objective because it is based on the patient’s behaviors and body language.
Treatments for Resynchronization in Sleep and Depression
Researchers found data that show adverse lifestyle factors increase the risk for depression.
Cannabis-Induced Psychosis in Teenagers and Young Adults: Risk Factors, Detection, Management
An increasing number of adolescents and young adults use cannabis for recreational or medicinal purposes, unaware that potential adverse effects include psychosis.
