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big data, cohort study, Denmark, Editor Laura Hemming, fatherhood, Finland, longitudinal, motherhood, offspring, parenting, parents, perinatal, perinatal mental health, risk factors, The British Journal of Psychiatry, youth mental healthThe chicken and egg story: does children’s mental health worsen parental mental health outcomes?
Mental health difficulties in children and young people are a significant public…
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abuse, adverse childhood experiences, Anxiety, child abuse, childhood adversity, cohort study, crime, depression, domestic abuse, domestic violence, gender-based violence, interpersonal violence, intimate partner violence, long-term illness or disability, male mental health, physical abuse, physical health, PTSD, risk factors, self-harm, sexual abuse, sexual violence, suicide, violence, women’s mental healthViolence’s health toll doesn’t fade with age
Violence may end in a moment, but its effects can last a…
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abuse, adverse childhood experiences, Anxiety, child abuse, childhood adversity, cohort study, crime, depression, domestic abuse, domestic violence, gender-based violence, interpersonal violence, intimate partner violence, long-term illness or disability, male mental health, physical abuse, physical health, PTSD, risk factors, self-harm, sexual abuse, sexual violence, suicide, violence, women’s mental healthViolence’s health toll shows little sign of fading with age
Violence may end in a moment, but its effects can last a…
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bipolar disorder, Bipolar Disorders, cohort study, Editor Simon Bradstreet, kidney function, lithium, lithium monitoring, medication safety, mood stabilisers, topicalLong-term lithium use linked to declining kidney function: a 10-year Dutch cohort study
Lithium continues to be a first line treatment for mood conditions such…
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antipsychotic, BMJ Mental Health, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular events, cohort study, Denmark, Editor Eimear Foley, electronic health records, external validation, health inequalities, lasso regression, logistic regression, machine learning, mixed methods, mortality gap, physical health, physical health inequalities, prediction, psychosis, registry data, risk factors, risk prediction, schizophrenia, Sweden, topical, xgboostPredicting cardiovascular disease in schizophrenia: does machine learning actually help?
On average, people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders die 15 to 20 years…
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antipsychotic, BMJ Mental Health, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular events, cohort study, Denmark, Editor Eimear Foley, electronic health records, external validation, health inequalities, lasso regression, logistic regression, machine learning, mixed methods, mortality gap, physical health, physical health inequalities, prediction, psychosis, registry data, risk factors, risk prediction, schizophrenia, Sweden, topical, xgboostPredicting cardiovascular disease in schizophrenia: does machine learning actually help?
On average, people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders die 15 to 20 years…
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antipsychotics, cardiometabolic health, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular screening, clinical prediction model, cohort study, early intervention in psychosis, Editor Eimear Foley, metabolic syndrome, mixed methods, mortality gap, obesity, personalised care, precision psychiatry, prediction, preventive healthcare, psychosis, risk factors, risk prediction, schizophrenia, severe mental illness, shared decision making, The Lancet Psychiatry, type 2 diabetes, weight gainPsychosis and metabolic risk: PsyMetRiC 2.0 reaches the clinic
Compared to the general population, individuals with psychosis have a 15-year reduced…
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actigraphy, CAN-BIND Wellness Monitoring, Chronotherapy, circadian rhythms, cohort study, depression, digital biomarkers, digital health, digital innovation, digital mental health, Editor Eimear Foley, JAMA Psychiatry, longitudinal study, major depressive disorder, monitoring, Montgomery-Åsberg Depression Rating Scale, recurrence, relapse, relapse prevention, remission, rest-activity rhythms, sleep, sleep disorders, sleep disturbance, sleep hygiene, topical, wearable technologySleep and rest-activity rhythms in depression relapse: can wearables see the storm coming?
You have begun to emerge from the fog that had settled over…
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accelerometry, ageing, anhedonia, Anxiety, circadian rhythms, cohort study, cross sectional study, depression, Editor Eimear Foley, insomnia, lifestyle factors, longitudinal study, mood, objective, older adult, sex differences, sleep, SLEEP Advances, sleep disorders, sleep patterns, subjective, UK Biobank, wearables, WHO Composite International Diagnostic InterviewHow sleep changes across later life, and what it means for mental health
Think about the last time you had a bad night of sleep:…
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cohort study, Denmark, Editor Laura Hemming, Homelessness, Housing, Lancet Public Health, population based study, population cohort, population-based cohort study, risk factors, self-harm, social determinants, social determinants of health, suicide, suicide attempt, suicide attempts, suicide ideation, The Lancet Public HealthSuicide prevention must address homelessness, not just mental health
Suicide prevention research has historically focused on individual-level risk factors, including mental…
