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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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BMC Psychiatry, community settings, Denmark, Editor Simon Bradstreet, group delivered support programme, group support, Mental health, peer support, peer support intervention, randomised controlled trial, recovery, recovery approach, topicalGroup peer support boosts recovery in Danish community trial
Peer support is a widely recommended recovery-oriented intervention in which a person…
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brief intervention, Editor Dafni Katsampa, personality disorders, psychotherapies, psychotherapy, randomised controlled trial, Structured Psychological Support (SPS), The Lancet Psychiatry, topicalBrief psychological support for ‘personality disorders’: no shortcut found
Individuals diagnosed with ‘personality disorders’, of which borderline personality disorder (BPD) is…
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anhedonia, anti-inflammatory, Anxiety, C-reactive protein, cytokines, depression, Editor Nina Higson-Sweeney, fatigue, inflammation, interleukin 6, JAMA Psychiatry, major depressive disorder, proof-of-concept, quality of life, randomised controlled trial, somatic symptoms, tocilizumab, topicalTargeting inflammation in depression: a proof-of-concept worth following
Back in the days when we were all cave-dwelling hunters and gatherers,…
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child and adolescent, Editor Dafni Katsampa, Mental health, mental health campaigns, mental health knowledge, mental health literacy, mental-health-awareness, narrative review, Nature Reviews Psychology, nocebo, overdiagnosis, overpathologising, Population health, school-based interventions, scoping review, self-diagnosis, Social media, social media campaign, stigma, topical, Young people, youth mental healthMental health awareness: what we have gained, and what we did not expect
Mental health awareness has increased dramatically (Hahn et al., 2023; Henderson, Potts and…
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area under the curve, artificial-intelligence, Best Linear Unbiased Prediction, Biological Psychiatry, brain imaging, cerebellum, cortex, deep-learning, DEP-ARREST CLIN, depression, Editor Eimear Foley, ENIGMA MDD consortium, hippocampus, machine learning, neuroimaging, polygenic scores, region-of-interest analysis, subcortical structures, topical, Translational PsychiatryBrain scans, depression, and AI: small signals, big questions
The World Health Organization (WHO) projects that by 2030, major depressive disorder…
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abuse, bmj open, child abuse, domestic abuse, Editor Laura Hemming, physical abuse, risk factors, survey, topical, trauma, verbal abuseWhen words wound: the underestimated impact of verbal abuse
We often say that words can hurt, but do we really take…
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#ArtsOnPrescription, art-based interventions, Breathe Arts Health Research, community mental health, complementary and alternative, Cost effectiveness, depression, Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scores, melodies for mums, music therapy, NHS, perinatal mental health, Postnatal depression, randomised controlled trial, SHAPER-PND, singing, singing intervention, social prescribing, topical, women’s mental healthCan group singing offer lasting relief from postnatal depression?
Postnatal depression can affect up to one in four (24%) mothers in…
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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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#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…
