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 or depressive disorder. Among…
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 anxiety after 12 weeks…
When financial pressure starts to reshape everyday life and wellbeing
Rising rates, fuel costs and persistent financial hardship are changing how some Australian households eat, sleep, socialise and plan for the future.
Feeling Wired? What “Nervous System Resets” Can—and Can’t—Do
The nervous system is built to adapt, not stay permanently calm. Here is what breathing, movement, rest and other popular techniques may…
Repeat Psychiatric ER Visits Were Most Closely Linked to Prior ER Use and Housing Instability in an Alberta02?
An Alberta study found that prior psychiatric emergency visits, unstable housing and unemployment were associated with higher odds of another visit after…
What Brain Imaging May Reveal About PMDD’s Emotional Shifts
A study using fMRI found cycle-related differences in emotional responses and amygdala activity among women with premenstrual dysphoric disorder.
Quetiapine and Working Memory: What a New Schizophrenia Study Really Shows
A German-Austrian observational study found modestly higher working-memory scores among people with schizophrenia taking quetiapine, but it does not show that the…
What a New All of Us Study Is Examining About Depression, Genes and Activity
A Nature Mental Health study focuses on the relationship between genetic vulnerability, long-term physical activity and major depressive disorder. The available record…
Why a Suicide-Risk Screen May Miss Some Youth in Juvenile Justice
A 2026 Florida study found that 45% of youth with a reported lifetime suicide attempt denied serious suicidal thoughts or a suicide…
What a 371-Trial Review Shows About Medication for Addiction
A 2026 umbrella review found the strongest medication evidence for tobacco and opioid use disorders, while treatment options remain limited for stimulant…
Why long waits for children’s ADHD and autism assessments are drawing concern
A letter from the Disabled Children’s Partnership argues that waits of two years or more for ADHD and autism assessments can leave…
Why social media regulation involves more than fighting disinformation
A letter signed by Aneet Morar argues that tackling foreign propaganda is only one part of a wider debate about platform accountability,…