Heartburn in Pediatric Gastrointestinal Disorders Associated With Psychiatric, Sleep Disturbances
Researchers investigated the relationship between heartburn in pediatric patients and sleep disturbances, as well as psychiatric symptoms.
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Exploring Relationship Between Oral Isotretinoin Use and Psychiatric Symptoms
Are patients with acne and are treated with isotretinoin or antibiotics more likely to have psychiatric disorders?
Novel Biosensor Aids in the Discovery of a Psychedelic Drug Without Hallucinogenic Effects
To better understand the conformational effects of psychedelic compounds, researchers developed psychLight, a genetically encoded biosensor that generates fluorescence in 5-HT2AR.
Multifaceted Mental Health Interventions Assessed for Anxiety Symptoms in SSc During COVID-19
Researchers assessed the effects of the SPIN-CHAT program on anxiety symptoms and other mental health outcomes in patients with systemic sclerosis during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Systemic Monocyte Activation Patterns in Early Parkinson Disease Appear to Differ by Sex
To better understand the relationship between peripheral blood monocyte activation and PD, investigators recruited a population of patients with untreated early PD.
Assessing Suicide Trends During the Early Months of the COVID-19 Pandemic
With the COVID-19 pandemic having serious mental health effects for many people, the researchers sought to assess the early effect of the pandemic on suicide rates across the globe.
Experiences with Stigma Among Patients with Psoriasis
The prevalence and predictors of stigmatizing attitudes that patients with psoriasis anticipate and experience was investigated.
Monitoring the Clinical Response to Pitolisant in Patients With Narcolepsy
The study authors evaluated the time to onset of clinical response with pitolisant for the treatment of excessive daytime sleepiness.
What Difficulties Are Linked With Suicidality in Psychiatric Inpatients?
The aims of this study were to model suicide trajectory groups across length of stay among inpatients at a psychiatric hospital and to determine whether emotional regulation problems and sleep issues differ between groups.
Chronic Stress Inhibits Hair Growth by Prolonging Follicle Stem Cells’ “Resting Phase”
Chronic stress can affect tissue homeostasis, but the question is how does this occur? The researchers investigated whether the stress hormone corticosterone regulates hair follicle stem cell quiescence and hair growth in mice.
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