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Explore the latestIn interviews after 10 sessions of NADA ear acupuncture, Swedish psychiatric outpatients with anxiety described calm, better sleep and relief that often faded, while some reported pain, head…
Read articleIn a brain-scan study of 135 young adults, higher depression and social anxiety symptoms were linked to giving up rewards to avoid demanding judges, with a stronger threat response and weake…
Read articleIn 7,952 US adults from NHANES 2017-2023, depression was linked to 61% higher odds of a gallstone diagnosis and severe depression to 2.4 times the odds, but the link weakened and lost signif…
Read articleIn 4,945 U.S. adults with asthma, depressive symptoms were linked to about 10 fewer months of survival over 15 years and a 41% higher adjusted death risk. Lower income accounted for about a …
Read articleIn interviews, 12 older Australians with dementia or mild cognitive impairment said they wanted early, clear and kind conversations with doctors about giving up driving, and those who had st…
Read articleA structured clinic observation, the DB-DOS, rated restless and angry behavior with excellent coder agreement in 212 children aged 5-12 with ADHD, but matched parent and teacher reports only…
Read articleIn 210 psychiatric patients, none of the 4 Dark Tetrad traits had a direct link with suicidal thoughts. Sadistic traits were linked to them only through higher stress.
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