Shared Decision-Making Tool Helps Pregnant Women With Opioid Use Disorder
Investigators aimed to determine the number of women who came to a treatment decision using the shared decision-making tool.
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Early Adoption Associated With Reduced Depression Risk in Adulthood
Research demonstrates the benefits of early adoption and underlines the importance of improved support for children in foster care.
Anxiety Symptoms May Not Be a Predictor of Cognitive Decline in Older Adults With Mental Disorders
Investigators aimed to assess whether anxiety symptoms predict cognitive decline and mortality in older adults with a mental health diagnosis.
Prenatal Valproate Exposure Associated With Increased Risk for ADHD
Researchers sought to determine whether prenatal exposure to valproate and other antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) increases the risk for ADHD in offspring.
Electronic Referrals and Social Workers Improve Use of Mental Health Services for Adolescents
Both electronic referral and care management by social workers increase the effective use of mental health services for adolescents in the United States significantly.
Dementia Associated With Mortality in Adults With Down Syndrome
Researchers examined the association of Alzheimer disease-related dementia with mortality in adults with Down syndrome, quantifying the fatal burden.
Menopause Symptoms Associated With Intimate Partner Violence, Sexual Assault
Intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder may be associated with menopause symptoms.
Primary Care Consultation Patterns Potential Predictors of Psychosis Diagnosis
Primary care consultation patterns for a prespecified set of symptoms may be used to identify patients who later develop a psychotic illness.
Lithium Preferred Method of Maintenance Monotherapy in Older Adults With Bipolar Disorder
Lithium continues to be the preferred method of maintenance monotherapy in older adults with bipolar disorder according to a Delphi survey.
Follow-Up Care After First Emergency Department Visit for Youth With Psychotic Disorders
Adolescents and young adults who visit emergency departments for psychotic disorder for the first time often do not receive timely follow-up care.
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