This study looks at whether inflammatory pathways share a genetic background with individual depressive symptoms and if they may potentially causally contribute to them.
With the feasibility of predictive models being debated, a study collected feedback from high-risk veterans about the US Department of Veterans Affairs prevention program called Recovery Engagement and Coordination for Health–Veterans Enhanced Treatment (REACH VET).
While statins have both good and bad outcomes in the realm of neuropsychiatry, researchers looked at the possible associations with statins and suicidality, depression, anxiety, and seizures.
The spectrum of rurality has not been reflected in previous research on rural and urban youth mental health services and does not examine the availability of suicide prevention services. This study used 2 taxonomies of rurality to document the distribution of US mental health facilities that serve youth and offer suicide prevention services.
Before the FDA antidepressant warnings, youth suicide deaths decreased. However, after the warnings and abrupt declines in treatment, this downward trend changed.
Earlier-developing adolescents represent a group at increased risk for self-harm.
There have been limited studies among police officers investigating characterized patterns of mental illnesses and barriers in seeking mental health.
The researchers found that from 1990 to 2002 (before the warning), there was a marked decrease in suicide deaths.
The lifetime prevalence of suicide ideation is 17.4 percent among physicians, while lifetime prevalence of suicide attempt is 1.8 percent.
Individuals with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) face higher financial distress and subsequent suicide risk.
