obesity
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autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, brain behavior and immunity, C-reactive protein, cognition, crp, depression, EEfRT, effort expenditure for rewards task, experimental endotoxaemia, experimental medicine, IL-6, immunopsychiatry, inflammation, interleukin 6, lipopolysaccharide, LPS, motivation, obesity, observational study, psychoneuroimmunology, randomised controlled trial, reward processing, sickness behaviour, topicalDoes inflammation make rewards less rewarding?
Immunopsychiatry, what a wonderful phrase. Immunopsychiatry, ain’t no passin’ craze. Unlike Hakuna…
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Australia news, Australian lifestyle, Dating, Diets and dieting, Health, Marriage, Mental health, obesity, Relationships, Science, Sex, Society, Weight-loss drugsMillions of people are losing weight using GLP-1s. How do the drugs affect their love lives?
For Jennifer, obesity was the obvious culprit for most of her problems.The…
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anti-obesity medicine, antipsychotics, bipolar disorder, British Journal of Psychiatry Open, Editor Simon Bradstreet, GLP-1 receptor agonists, GLP1, meta-analysis, metabolic health, mortality gap, obesity, physical health, psychosis, schizophrenia, semaglutide, systematic review, tirzepatide, weight gain, weight lossNew heavyweight contender against antipsychotic weight gain? Semaglutide enters the ring
Antipsychotics can be life-changing medications, but they often come with an unwelcome…
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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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child and adolescent, cross-sectional, depression, digital health, digital mental health, digital technology, harm, harm reduction, JAMA Pediatrics, obesity, parenting, Pediatrics, prospective study, risk factors, sleep, sleep disorders, sleep problems, smartphone acquisition, smartphones, teenagers, topical, youth mental health
Should we wait until age 13 before giving our kids a smartphone?
Two new studies from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development cohort find that…
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behavioral weight loss, Black breast cancer survivors, cancer survivorship, Diabetes Prevention Program, feasibility trial, obesity, perceived stress, Psychiatry, Psychology, Stress, stress management, Survivors RESETSurvivors RESET Reduced Stress, Weight in Black Breast Cancer Survivors
A 2026 single-arm Survivors RESET study enrolled 20 Black female breast cancer…
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Brain, cancer cognition, cognition, cognitive function, HADS, obesity, Physical activity, prostate cancer survivorship, Psychology, radical prostatectomy, reaction time, smoking, verbal memoryProstate Cancer Survivors Who Smoke Showed Lower Verbal Memory Scores
A 2026 study involving 118 prostate cancer survivors found the clearest lifestyle-cognition…
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Bridget Phillipson, Children, Education, Health, Mental health, obesity, School sports, Schools, SocietyThe Guardian view on support for youth: someone in government should grab hold of school sports | Editorial
With remarkably poor timing, days before closing a consultation on children’s social…
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adolescents, AISS-D, binge eating, Body image, ChEDE-Q, dietary restraint, eating disorders, emotional regulation, obesity, personality traits, Psychiatry, Psychology, sensation seeking, teensSensation Seeking Predicts Disordered Eating in Teens
Sensation seeking has long been linked to risky behaviors in teens, but…
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antipsychotics, British Journal of Psychiatry, cardiometabolic risk, causal inference, comorbidities, comorbidity, early intervention, Editor Eimear Foley, first episode psychosis, haloperidol, mediation analysis, metabolic health, mortality gap, obesity, olanzapine, personalised medicine, physical health inequalities, precision psychiatry, prediction modelling, psychosis, randomised controlled trial, schizophrenia, side effects, topical, weight gainCan we predict and prevent weight gain in early psychosis?
On average, people with psychosis die 15 years earlier than the general…
