Sleep, Cognition May Be Closely Linked in People With Bipolar Disorder
Sleep abnormalities and cognition in bipolar disorder may be related, and may affect cognition in this patient population.
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Polygenic Risk Scores Predict Progression to Other Disorders in Unipolar Depression
Polygenic risk scores predict the progression from unipolar depression to bipolar or psychiatric disorders.
Nighttime Light Exposure Contributes to Sleep Problems, Psychiatric Symptoms in Adolescents
Artificial light at night was positively associated with markers of social disadvantage, including minority status, lower family income, lower parental education, and having 1 or more first relatives born outside the US.
Zolpidem, Behavioral Therapy Produce Comparable Reductions in Insomnia Symptoms
Among patients who did not remit with behavioral therapy, those who switched to zolpidem (40.6% to 62.7%) or cognitive therapy (50.1% to 68.2%) were more likely to respond.
Guidelines for Clinical Trials Assessing Cognitive Impairment in Major Depressive Disorder
While the relationship between current mood state and cognitive impairment is unclear, more severe depression has been linked to greater impairment.
Psychosocial Disorders Seen Alongside Atopic Dermatitis in Children
Childhood atopic dermatitis is often associated with neuropsychiatric, visual, cardio-metabolic and autoimmune disorder, which should be monitored to improve patient outcome.
Institutional Care Leads to Atypical Attachment, Developmental Delays in Children
Rapid recovery of developmental milestones was observed in children who were deinstitutionalized, and study authors promoted kinship networks, including adoption and foster care, to minimize children’s exposure to institutional care.
Telemedicine CBT Effective, Feasible for the Treatment of Anxiety in Stroke Survivors
In a randomized clinical trial of patients with prior stroke, remotely administered CBT was associated with a greater reduction in anxiety symptoms than relaxation therapy.
Insomnia and Alcohol Consumption Linked to ADHD Symptoms
Among adults without a clinical diagnosis of ADHD, heavy alcohol use predicted more severe ADHD symptoms.
Psychiatric Comorbidities May Raise Risk for Sedative Use Disorder in Patients with Opioid Use Disorder
Over half of the sample attained opioids through their own prescription, and 47.2% of patients with co-occurring sedative use disorder attained sedatives by prescription.
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