Yoga Helps Generalized Anxiety Disorder but Not as Much as CBT
A new randomized controlled clinical trial evaluated whether yoga and cognitive behavioral therapy are each more effective than stress education to treat generalized anxiety disorder.
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Simple Coping Behaviors Linked to Reduced Anxiety, Depression During COVID-19
Simple coping behaviors may protect against anxiety and depressive symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown.
Anxiety Screening in Women: Recommendation from the Women’s Preventive Service Initiative
Study finds screening methods for teenage girls and adult women are generally accurate for the diagnosis of generalized anxiety disorder.
Pandemic Causing Increased Anxiety Among Patients With Multiple Sclerosis
The COVID-19 pandemic is having an impact on the psychological health of patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.
Depression, Anxiety May Be Signs That COVID-19 Is Attacking Brain
Depression and anxiety exhibited in COVID-19 patients may be a sign that the virus impacts the central nervous system, as these symptoms are closely associated with a loss of smell and taste rather than more severe manifestations of the virus.
Understanding Adult Attachment Disorders
As an increasing number of patients are seeking professional treatment for attachment disorders, clinicians need to stay up to date on the latest developments to mitigate the far-reaching effects of these conditions.
Discontinuation of Anti-TNF Agents More Likely in Patients With IBD Plus Anxiety, Mood Disorders
A team of investigators assessed the impact of anxiety and mood disorders on treatment with anti-tumor necrosis factor agents in individuals with inflammatory bowel disease.
Sameness Behaviors, Anxiety in ASD May Indicate of Future Behavioral Trajectories
In children with ASD, sameness behaviors and anxiety may be indicative of future behavioral trajectories.
COVID-19 Creating Stress, Anxiety Among Emergency Physicians
The COVID-19 pandemic has created substantial workplace and home anxiety among academic emergency medicine physicians.
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.
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