Small Study Finds School and Family Differences Among Teens With ADHD and Conduct Disorder
A Turkish study found that teens with ADHD and conduct disorder had more school discipline, absences and treatment gaps than teens with…
ADHD-Related Math Difficulties May Not Reflect a Major Number-Sense Deficit
In a small Italian study, children with ADHD performed less well on math tests but estimated quantities as accurately as peers after…
Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome Shares Features With ADHD but Shows a Different Pattern of Symptoms
A survey of more than 8,000 people in Iran found substantial overlap between cognitive disengagement syndrome symptoms and ADHD symptoms, while also…
What Happens When Attention Turns Toward an Itch? A Small Study Finds a Smaller Skin Reaction
In three preregistered experiments, healthy adults who focused on sensations from a histamine skin test showed smaller local skin reactions than when…
What Young Nigerians Reported About Drug Use and Internet Fraud
A qualitative study of 22 young adults receiving addiction treatment in southwestern Nigeria found that drug use and internet fraud could reinforce…
Why Youth Safety Rules for Generative AI May Not Be Enough
A Nature Mental Health perspective examines how five major AI platforms translate youth well-being policies into everyday interactions—and where gaps remain.
Short-Term AI Job Worry Was Followed by More Study Cynicism in a Student Diary Study
A 10-day study of 751 medical and nursing students in China found that days with more-than-usual worry about AI replacement were followed…
Why Attention May Help Explain Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness
A 2026 narrative review proposes that heightened, misdirected attention may help maintain PPPD symptoms, while emphasizing that the model is not a…
Milburn calls for welfare funding shift to tackle youth NEET crisis
Alan Milburn says reducing welfare spending could help fund earlier employment, health and benefits support for young people, as his review identifies…
From the Otley Run to turnip lanterns: brief letters find joy, doubt and spectacle
A collection of brief letters and observations moves from fancy-dress revellers heading into Leeds to a three-word entry about lasting companionship, political…
RJ Mitte’s legacy highlights the need for opportunity and lifelong support
The reported death of the Breaking Bad actor has renewed attention on the barriers, ambitions and mental-health needs of people with cerebral…
A New Mouse-Brain Dataset Tracks Neurons During Working-Memory Delays
A 2026 resource records activity from more than 33,000 neurons across 62 brain regions while mice remember odors, offering researchers a broad…