Review Calls for Dental and Airway Checks When Assessing Sleep Apnea in Adults With Cancer
A 2026 narrative review proposes adding oral, jaw and airway assessments to sleep-apnea evaluations for adults with cancer, while emphasizing that the…
After Guillain-Barré, Survivors Say Recovery Included Fear, Isolation and Gradual Rebuilding
Interviews with seven survivors in Indonesia highlight the emotional, communication and physical challenges that can continue after intensive care and plasma exchange…
George W Brown, pioneer of social psychiatry, dies aged 95
George W Brown’s research helped shift attention toward the social environments surrounding mental illness, including family relationships, stigma and life circumstances.
What We Know—and Don’t Know—About Suicide Risk in Black Men With Diabetes
A 2026 narrative review found almost no research measuring suicide risk among Black men with diabetes, leaving major gaps in prevalence, comparison…
Study Finds Lower Hope and Resilience Among Teens With ADHD and DCD
A 2026 study of 105 Israeli adolescents found that those with both ADHD and developmental coordination disorder reported lower resilience, hope and…
Can Brain Imaging Make TMS More Personalised? Early Trials Offer a Cautious Signal
Small trials suggest that brain-imaging-guided targeting may improve some outcomes from transcranial magnetic stimulation, but the evidence is not yet strong enough…
A Brazilian Study Supports a 12-Question Screen for Postpartum-Specific Anxiety
A study of 189 Brazilian mothers found that a 12-item Portuguese version of the Postpartum Specific Anxiety Scale showed strong overall reliability,…
Postpartum Depression Survey Highlights Stress, Loneliness and Support Gaps
A survey of 975 mothers linked postpartum depression most strongly with early post-birth life stress, prenatal depression, loneliness and lower satisfaction with…
A Brief Weight-Inclusive Care Training Prompted Clinic Changes—But Not Clear Survey Shifts
A small primary-care pilot found that providers changed some weighing and communication routines after a one-hour training, while short-term self-ratings did not…
Poorer Sleep Was Tied to Slightly Lower Grades in Vietnamese Teens
A survey of 541 Vietnamese high-school students found a small association between poorer reported sleep and lower self-reported GPA, but the study…
Why Financial Strain Emerged as the Biggest Threat to Dementia Carer Quality of Life
An Australian study has developed the first COCOON scoring system for valuing quality of life among people caring for someone with dementia.…
Why Child Safety Online Is Becoming a Rare Bipartisan Issue
Democrats and Republicans are backing tougher rules for social media, but the science on youth mental health and the best policy response…