
GLP-1 Medicines Were Linked With Fewer Mental Health Crises in a Swedish Study
A large observational study found that semaglutide and liraglutide use was associated with fewer worsening mental health outcomes…

Why Shared Expertise Matters in Eating-Disorder Research
A Nature Mental Health article outlines a full-cycle co-production model designed to bring professional knowledge and lived experience…

What Brazil’s New Eating Disorder Guidance Says About Therapy and Medication
A new Brazilian Psychiatric Association guideline places psychotherapy at the center of care for bulimia, binge-eating disorder and…

Scarcity Mindset Reanalysis Points to Game Rules, Not Narrowed Attention
A 2026 reanalysis of the “Angry Blueberries” game challenges the idea that scarcity made players focus more narrowly,…

Why So Many Young People Feel Lonely Even When They’re Surrounded by Others
Loneliness among teenagers and young adults is rising in many regions. New analysis points to social change, disrupted…

Two-Month Aripiprazole Switch Tied to Higher Medication Coverage in Bipolar I Claims Study
A US insurance-claims analysis found higher medication coverage after people with bipolar disorder switched to an aripiprazole injection…

What a New Review Says About the SDQ for Childhood ADHD Screening
A review of 36 studies found that the SDQ’s five-item hyperactivity-inattention subscale had the strongest measurement evidence among…

COPD Study Finds Recorded Anxiety and Depression in Nearly 1 in 5 Patients
A nationwide analysis of Lithuanian outpatient records found that 18.1% of adults with COPD had a recorded anxiety…

AI Support Tool Outperformed Group Therapy on Anxiety Scores in a Student Trial—but the Result Needs Context
In a randomized trial of 977 university students in Israel, users of an AI emotional-support chatbot reported lower…

