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COVID-19 diagnosis does not increase incidence of depression, anxiety
COVID-19 diagnosis did not appear linked to a significant increase in depression and anxiety disorder incidence compared with diagnosis of acute upper respiratory infections, according to a retrospective cohort study conducted in Germany.
Use of mental health services stagnant despite rise in suicide attempts among US adults
Despite an increase in the rate of suicide attempts, use of mental health services by those who attempted suicide within a year of doing so has not increased, per a nationwide cross-sectional study published in JAMA Psychiatry.
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Pandemic may increase burden of allostatic load on women during postpartum year
Women who viewed themselves as lower in socioeconomic status experienced a higher allostatic load 1 year after giving birth, which may lead to worse health outcomes in the future, according to findings published in Health Psychology.
Mental disorders remain significant global burden on health
The prevalence of mental disorders has been on the rise and remains a significant leading cause of disease burden worldwide, according to a 30-year global systematic analysis published in The Lancet Psychiatry.
Online interventions reduce teens’ depression symptoms
Two free, brief, single-session online interventions reduced teenagers’ depressive symptoms and hopelessness and increased their ability to create and work towards goals, data showed.
New trial will assess psilocybin for depression treatment
Pacific Neuroscience Institute announced the start of a new clinical trial to assess the safety and efficacy of psilocybin to treat major depressive disorder and has begun participant enrollment, according to a company release.
FDA grants IND clearance for ketamine study
The FDA has granted an investigational drug designation to PCN-101 ahead of a clinical study to be conducted by atai Life Sciences, according to a company release.
Opioid overdose deaths increased drastically among older Black men over a decade
Opioid overdose deaths among older adults increased significantly from 1999 to 2019, especially among non-Hispanic Black men, according to findings published in JAMA Network Open.
Psychotropic medication use tied to 1-year mortality in patients with heart disease
Among patients with cardiac disease, nearly 20% used psychotropic medications, and psychotropic medication use was linked to elevated risk for 1-year mortality, researchers reported.
Pharma company, global service provider partner to develop neuroscience disorder therapies
Neuroscience specialty pharmaceutical company OWP Pharmaceuticals Inc. has partnered with Eversana, a provider of global services to the life sciences industry, to launch oral liquid formulations for treating neuroscience disorders.
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