psychosis
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Anxiety, bipolar, bmc medicine, child and adolescent, common mental disorders, depression, early intervention, eating disorders, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, mental illness prevention, policy, Prevention, psychosis, PTSD, systematic review, topical, umbrella review, youth mental healthA stitch in time: early intervention for young people – promising but patchy evidence
Given that most mental health disorders develop before the age of 25…
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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…
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Anxiety, bipolar disorder, BMJ Mental Health, body clock, Carers, chronotype, circadian rhythms, clinicians, co-production, depression, Editor Eimear Foley, James Lind Alliance, lived experience, menopause, neurodiversity, patient and public involvement, priority setting, psychosis, public-health, research priorities, seasonal changes, service user involvement, sleep, sleep disorders, topical, traumaBody clocks and mental health: patients set the research agenda
Each spring, the clock change nudges our daily routines out of sync,…
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#UCLJournalClub, antipsychotic discontinuation, antipsychotics, dose reduction, Editor Dafni Katsampa, first episode psychosis, JAMA Psychiatry, NICE guidelines, psychosis, randomised controlled trial, schizophrenia, secondary care, topical, UCL Division of PsychiatryStop, reduce or stay on antipsychotics after first-episode psychosis?
Recovery from first-episode psychosis (FEP) often brings a sense of relief, but…
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bipolar disorder, Diagnosis, digital health, digital innovation, digital mental health, early intervention, Editor Simon Bradstreet, Lancet Psychiatry, natural language processing, prediction, prediction model, psychosis, risk factors, routinely collected data, schizophreniaSpotting bipolar and psychosis risk earlier using routine clinical records
The signs of mental health conditions, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder,…
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addiction, ADHD, anorexia nervosa, Anxiety, anxiety disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism spectrum disorder, autistic spectrum disorder, bipolar disorder, cannabis use disorder, causal modelling, cross disorder analysis, depression, eating disorders, Editor Eimear Foley, genetic epidemiology, genetic variants, genetics, major depression, nature, nicotine dependence, obsessive compulsive disorder, OCD, opioid use disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, psychiatric genetics, Psychiatric Genomics Consortium, psychosis, PTSD, racial inequalities, schizophrenia, shared genetic risk, substance use disorders, Tourette SyndromeShared genetic patterns found across 14 psychiatric disorders
You might have heard people talk about ‘the depression gene’ or ‘the…
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assessment, assessment and treatment, BMJ Mental Health, computerised adaptive testing, digital health, Editor Simon Bradstreet, measurement, paranoia, psychosis, schizophrenia, simulation studyMeasuring paranoid beliefs: can adaptive testing support routine clinical care?
Paul is 32 and has recently been referred to a community psychosis…
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addiction, alcohol, alcohol use disorder, antisocial personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, crime, depression, Editor Laura Hemming, epilepsy, female prisoners, global mental health, global statistics, health inequalities, hepatitis, HIV, male prisoners, meta-analysis, personality disorders, prevalence, prison, prison health, prisoners, prisons, psychosis, PTSD, substance misuse, substance use disorder, The Lancet Public Health, topical, umbrella review, women’s mental healthPeople in prison face disproportionate mental and physical illness
Prisons are important public-health settings: housing an estimated 11.5 million people worldwide…
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Study: Switching Schools May Give Your Kids Psychotic Symptoms
Changing schools can be a wrenching social and emotional experience for students,…
