Patients With OUD Less Likely to Initiate and Attend Physical Therapy for Low Back Pain
Researchers evaluated the relationship between OUD history and physical therapy initiation for low back pain.
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Antipsychotic Use Declined From 2009 to 2017 in Privately Insured Children
This study estimated trends of annual antipsychotic medication use by privately insured young children and described clinical and treatment characteristics of these children.
Challenges for Behavioral Health Employees During COVID-19
Data in this survey were collected from behavioral health care providers throughout New York State
Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy Significantly and Enduringly Decreases Major Depressive Disorder
With current treatments having limited effectiveness and adherence, researchers looked at psilocybin with psychological support to produce an antidepressant effect.
How Individuals With Dark Personality Traits are Reacting to COVID-19
A nationally representative sample of Americans completed measures of the Dark Tetrad as well as perceptions of COVID-19 threat, emergency beliefs, and positive and negative affect in response to COVID-19.
Neighborhood Poverty Associated with Decreased Cognition, Brain Volume
This study looks at the associations between neighborhood poverty, child cognitive performance, and brain structure after accounting for household level poverty?
Receipt of Disability Services Elevated in Individuals With Mood Disorders
Investigators looked into the risks of receiving disability services after a first diagnosis of mood or common mental disorder.
Undetected Sleep Disorders Contribute to Healthcare Worker Burnout
Investigators seek to identify the prevalence of sleep disorders and estimate the cross-sectional association between sleep disorders and burnout symptoms among faculty and staff in a large teaching hospital system.
Pre-pandemic Sleep Quality Impacts Changes in Sleep Quality During Pandemic
Investigating the effects of the COVID -19 pandemic on sleep quality across different levels of pre-pandemic sleep complaints and as a function of affect and worry.
Coronavirus Pandemic Impacts Sleep Pattern of Patients With Narcolepsy
A recent study showed that COVID-19 quarantining has led to people going to bed later, getting up earlier, and getting lower quality sleep, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on patients with narcolepsy has not yet been determined.
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