Cognitive Enhancement Therapy May Improve Some Schizophrenia Symptoms
The researchers conducted secondary analysis of a multi-site CET trial using 86 individuals recently diagnosed with a schizophrenia spectrum disorder.
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Lower Ventral Striatum Activity Associated With Depression in Teens
Researchers used data from a European sample of teens from the IMAGEN Consortium study, which measured resting-state fMRI activity at age 14, 16, and 18.
PROMISE Protocol Delivered by Midwives Increased Discussions About Smoking Cessation
This trial was conducted at 20 midwifery practices and 3 hospital obstetric departments in the Netherlands in 2017.
Borderline Personality Disorder Associated With Altered Microbiome
To expand on gut microbiome research in people with borderline personality disorder, the researchers recruited 24 women with BPD and 21 healthy controls.
No Link Between Suicide and Metabolic Syndrome in Patients With Bipolar Disorder
The researchers analyzed the relationship between metabolic syndrome and people with bipolar disorder (BD), the influence of weight on suicidal thoughts and behavior, and whether serum lipid levels would serve as biomarkers for suicidality in people with BD.
Can Zoloft Help Improve Neuropsychological Functioning in People With OCD?
The researchers conducted a trial that included 50 treatment-naive participants with OCD between the ages of 18 and 55 who received either Fluvoxamine or Sertraline.
Excessive Sleepiness Important Contributor to Major Depression
While insomnia and depression have close ties, researchers know little about the connection between hypersomnolence and depression. To learn more, the investigators conducted a longitudinal study in the United States, recruiting 10,931 participants from 8 states.
Antidepressants May Improve Sleep Quality in Women With Depression
Researchers assessed the percentages of REM and Stage 3 sleep, controlling for age and sleep medication use.
Emotion Regulation Does Not Improve Insomnia-Induced Depression
The researchers examined the relationship between insomnia, depression, and emotion regulation in a 14-day study.
Cannabis May Ease Depression and Anxiety Long-Term
Compared with its use for chronic pain, reliable evidence to support the use of cannabis to treat anxiety is lacking and available data are “conflicting.” To bring clarity to the issue, researchers conducted a retrospective database study of Canadian medical cannabis patients.
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