Public Health Wales and Bangor University publish 'Population Health in a Digital Age' report.
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Around 50 new synthetic opioids have been reported to the EU Early Warning System.
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Insomnia: suicide risk 61% higher with trazodone vs zolpidem Off-label trazodone was the most commonly filled insomnia medication in the VHA study.
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Maternal antiepileptic use linked to behavioral problems in offspring Study of 181 prenatally exposed children suggests valproate carries highest risk.
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A new study, published in the Lancet Psychiatry, is the first to establish trends in the prevalence of non-suicidal self-harm across England.
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Add-on esketamine nasal spray reduces relapse in treatment-resistant depression SUSTAIN-1 data support continued esketamine with an antidepressant after remission.
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Teenaged drivers with ADHD have 62% higher crash risk in the first month Data also show higher rates of traffic and moving violations, risky behavior.
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Hypothyroidism, depression common in apple-shaped patients Results align with prior research.
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Alzheimer’s disease: sequential biomarker change seen in preclinical phase Study suggests repeated PET assessment of Aβ and tau can be informative.
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Functional limitations often persist 1 year after mild TBI Study of more than 1000 patients shows long trajectory of recovery.
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Alopecia areata linked to anxiety, depression in meta-analysis Studies had shown conflicting results.
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Meta-analysis: panic disorder, OCD more common in pregnancy Prevalence was higher than the lifetime prevalence in the general population.
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Atopic dermatitis and asthma: what’s the association with child behaviour? Results from the PROBIT cohort.
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Screen for suicidal spectrum behaviours in patients with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder ADHD medications might contribute to reducing the severity of SSBs.