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A large cohort study reveals that patients with mild autonomous cortisol secretion (MACS) in adrenal tumors are at increased risk for psychiatric disorders, highlighting the need for integrated psychiatric assessment in this population.
This longitudinal study highlights how baseline Sense of Coherence and its changes over time impact health and functioning outcomes in rehabilitation patients, suggesting targeted interventions may improve recovery.
This study compares mood stabiliser monotherapy, second-generation antipsychotic monotherapy, and combination therapy for maintenance treatment after first psychotic manic episodes, showing mood stabilisers reduce relapse risk.
This case explores decision-making support for a man with autism spectrum disorder and prostate cancer, emphasizing tailored communication strategies in serious illness care.
A multisite randomized trial demonstrates that therapeutic horseback riding significantly reduces irritability and hyperactivity in youth with autism and psychiatric comorbidities, offering a valuable complementary intervention for behavior
This review synthesizes recent evidence on US mental health and substance use disorder expenditures, highlighting distribution by disorder, service type, and sociodemographic factors, and discusses research and policy directions to optimize
A German randomized controlled trial demonstrates that Modified Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Schizophrenia (MPP-S) combined with standard care significantly improves psychosocial functioning over two to three years compared to standard c
A comprehensive cohort study demonstrates that ADHD significantly increases the risk of mild cognitive impairment and dementia in older adults, highlighting the need for targeted monitoring and integrated care in this vulnerable population.
A state-level analysis reveals that child access prevention and concealed carry permitting laws could significantly reduce firearm suicide rates, potentially preventing over 110,000 deaths between 2010 and 2019.
The PACER trial demonstrates that peer-supported internet-based CBT significantly reduces anxiety in ED patients with low-risk chest pain, with pronounced benefits in severe anxiety cases, supporting telehealth CBT as an effective anxiety t
Out-of-area psychiatric admissions in youth are linked to increased emergency and non-mental health hospital use up to five years post-discharge, highlighting key implications for integrated service planning and care continuity.
Out-of-area psychiatric admissions in young people are linked to increased emergency and non-mental health hospital use up to 5 years post-discharge, underscoring service planning needs in CAMHS.
A longitudinal study identifies distinct adult functioning profiles in individuals born very preterm or with very low birth weight, highlighting cognitive ability in childhood as a key predictor of positive adult socioeconomic and social ou
This study evaluates trauma-informed care (TIC) knowledge, attitudes, and practices among medical students and clinical instructors, revealing differences linked to training stages and lived adversity, highlighting opportunities for improve
A pilot study reveals that structured professional coaching can significantly improve self-compassion and reduce burnout and impostor syndrome among academic otolaryngologists, highlighting its potential for clinician wellness enhancement.
This study reveals persistent structural brain alterations and evolving psychiatric symptoms in post-acute NMDA receptor encephalitis, highlighting the need for focused long-term care and advanced imaging markers.
A recent randomized clinical trial reveals that adjunctive intravenous ketamine significantly reduces depressive symptoms in treatment-resistant bipolar depression, with good safety and tolerability compared to midazolam.
This study reveals significantly reduced ACE protein levels in cerebrospinal fluid and serum of early-stage psychosis patients, particularly in treatment-resistant cases, highlighting a potential biomarker and mechanistic role beyond enzyma
A large Danish cohort study reveals that partner similarity for psychiatric disorders significantly inflates both prevalence and heritability estimates, highlighting important public health and genetic counseling implications.
This review synthesizes evidence demonstrating disrupted gastrointestinal interoception in weight-restored anorexia nervosa, linking behavioral and neural disturbances with relapse risk and symptom severity, and highlighting novel mechanist
