When Diagnosis Becomes Who You Are: The Quiet Rise of Diagnostic Identities
Two Dutch researchers warn that psychiatric labels are increasingly adopted as personal identities, a shift accelerated by digital culture and ...
Two Dutch researchers warn that psychiatric labels are increasingly adopted as personal identities, a shift accelerated by digital culture and ...
A longitudinal German study found that the strictness of pandemic restrictions, not rising case counts, drove increases in dissociative symptoms ...
A mixed-methods Swiss study of 645 adolescents found that despite recognizing mental health problems in vignettes, intentions to seek professional ...
A longitudinal cohort study found a physician-led primary care CBT skills group was associated with reduced anxiety and depression symptoms, ...
A cluster-randomized trial in Iran found that eleven weekly telehealth sessions significantly improved general health, sleep quality, and resilience among ...
A new editorial argues that treatment disengagement, care inequalities and stigma remain the central barriers to improving HIV outcomes worldwide.
A rigorous multicenter randomized trial found that the CHIMPS family intervention for children of mentally ill parents was not significantly ...
A cross-sectional study of 108 nurses in Gaza during the 2023–2025 war found that daily-life and work-related stressors, rather than ...
A conference in Addis Ababa brought together psychiatrists, ecologists, and community advocates to explore how the One Health framework can ...
A study of older adults in China and the United Kingdom finds that people who experience digital exclusion are more ...
A cross-sectional study of 9,736 Chinese workers found sleep quality and sleep disturbance accounted for most of the statistical association ...
A 30-year Dutch study finds that loneliness and insufficient care partly explain why formal care users, especially compared with partner ...
A cross-sectional study of 117 Sudanese diabetes patients in Khartoum and Gezira states found high levels of depression, anxiety and ...
A survey of 759 Swedish adolescents identified five emotion regulation profiles, with rumination-heavy groups showing the poorest mental health and ...
A mixed-methods study of a nurse-led home-based care program in Beirut's Shatila and Bourj el Barajneh refugee camps reports high ...
A meta-analysis of 15 randomized controlled trials found no clear effect of caffeine on depressive symptoms and higher average anxiety ...
A new taxonomy disaggregates dementia caregiver distress into eight distinct domains and maps them against existing technologies, exposing persistent gaps ...
A population-wide Manitoba cohort study found siblings of autistic children face elevated risks of mental disorders, psychotropic prescriptions and reduced ...
A matched case-control study in Bukavu found no independent association between children's nocturnal bedwetting and depressive symptoms, ADHD, or low ...
A survey of 6,401 adults in Flanders, Belgium, found that 15 percent reported binge eating or purging in the past ...
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