Psychiatry
Heavy Drinking May Escalate Arterial Stiffening
Pulse wave velocity testing could help patients avert the cardiovascular domino effect from excessive alcohol use.
Benefits Often Outweigh Risk in Treating Childhood Obesity
Effective new therapies are on the market, but stigmas associated with yesterday’s drugs persist.
Ravages and Red Herrings in COVID-19 Survivors
Radiological chest imaging answers some questions in the aftermath of COVID-19, yet clear predictive patterns remain elusive.
Depression Persistent After ICU Delirium
Analysis tracks depression in the ICU, confirming the lingering adverse impact of delirium on mental health and cognitive function.
Evidence-based Hub-and-Spoke Approach Sees Results in Opioid Use Disorder
Fostering understanding and acceptance of using medications in the community is a critical component.
Suicide Safety Plans Customized for Autistic Youth
Process must be customized to meet needs of individuals who have trouble naming and sharing emotions.
Pre-seizure Aura Types Help Guide Epilepsy Treatment
Study provides new input for predicting anterior temporal lobectomy outcomes.
EEG Monitoring Reflects Delirium in Mechanically Ventilated Patients
Actionable insights are gathered on patients with and without outward signs of delirium.
Clinic Treats Functional Seizures with a Unique Approach
Painstaking diagnosis is first step to effective treatment of stress-related neurological disorder.
Sex Differences Part of Genetic Architecture in Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers probe sex-specific genetic drivers of Alzheimer’s disease neuropathology and clinical progression.
Functional Seizures Tied to Cerebrovascular Disease
Patients skew young, female and likely to have a history of trauma.