Frequency of Cannabis Use Tied to Relationship Between Pain, Mood Disorders
Frequent cannabis users experience more pain and negative affects than less- frequent users.
Frequent cannabis users experience more pain and negative affects than less- frequent users.
Language deficits as well as EEG recordings may be of value for predicting Alzheimer’s disease in patients with mild cognitive impairment.
Family members of ALS patients have higher rates of neuropsychiatric conditions.
In patients with mild cognitive impairment, CSF and MRI findings are highly predicitve of Alzheimer disease and dementia risk.
There are more sleep disturbances in children with NDPH than in children with tension-type headache.
In more than 50% of Parkinson’s patients, impulse control disorders are present.
In pediatric patients, poor sleep quality partially mediates PTSS and chronic pain relationships.
In patients with multiple sclerosis, neuroinflammation is linked to anxiety and depression.
Although ECT is effective for patients with severe psychiatric disorders, various misconceptions still exist.
Cognitive deficits are linked with a higher risk for the development of parkinsonism in dementia free patients.