Hospitalizations for Young-Onset Diabetes and the Impact of Mental Illness
Compared with patients who have onset type 2 diabetes at a usual age, adults with young-onset T2D are hospitalized significantly more often in their lifetimes.
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Physical, Sexual Abuse and Concurrent Opioid/Benzodiazepine Use in Chronic Pain
Patients with chronic pain and a history of physical and sexual abuse were found to be more likely to concurrently use benzodiazepine and opioids.
Exposure to Maternal Diabetes Increases Risk for ADHD in Offspring
The 3 main types of diabetes during pregnancy were associated with offspring ADHD risk in a hierarchical order.
Patterns of Non-Medical Prescription Opioid Use in Adolescents
The majority of adolescents taking prescription opioids for non-medical purposes were found to get these drugs from someone else.
Identifying Trajectory Classes of Postpartum Depressive Symptoms
The high-risk class was associated with risk factors such as complications after birth, elevated depressive symptoms during pregnancy, and previous mental illness.
Set of Personality Traits May Predict Prescription Drug Use, Misuse in Young Adults
Personality traits such as anxiety sensitivity, hopelessness, sensation seeking, and impulsivity may be predictors of use and misuse of prescription drugs in young adults.
Symptoms of Anxiety, Depression Differ Depending on Gender, Race, Ethnicity
There is sufficient evidence to suggest that physiology and culture underlie some of the variation in how depression and anxiety symptoms can manifest.
Examining Whether Adjunctive Glutamatergic Medication Further Eases OCD Symptoms
Researchers examined whether adjunctive gabapentin or memantine and standard treatment with a selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) might lead to further improvements in patients with OCD.
Prototype Google Glass for Social-Affective Learning May Benefit Children With Autism
Of the 14 families, 12 reported observing increased eye contact and greater social acuity in the children.
Appetitive Symptoms, Fluoxetine, and Light Therapy: Predicting Treatment Response for Nonseasonal Major Depression
Researchers examined whether more severe appetitive symptoms predicted a positive response to light therapy.
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