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In a 2011 survey of 3,642 German adults, seeing mental illness as a spectrum was linked to more sympathy for all 3 conditions studied, but fewer treatment recommendations for schizophrenia a…
Read articlePeer support workers and people diagnosed with schizophrenia want a real say in how mental health research is chosen and run, according to a 2026 German interview study. They valued medicati…
Read articleExpectant fathers whose partners were hospitalized for threatened preterm labor reported more distress during pregnancy, and when the baby did arrive early, their anxiety was still higher 6 …
Read articlePeople who reported a traumatic event were more credulous — quicker to take others’ word without checking — than people who reported none, according to a 2026 survey of 2,519 people in Germa…
Read articleStress, low support, loneliness and depression during pregnancy were the factors most strongly linked to postpartum depression in a 2026 survey of 975 mothers from German-speaking countries.…
Read articleAdults with inborn errors of immunity, also called primary immunodeficiency, who cut back social contact to avoid infections reported more depression and anxiety symptoms. A 2026 German clin…
Read articleA 2026 survey of 327 international students in Germany found high symptom burden: 46.5% screened positive for moderate-to-severe depression, 46.8% for moderate-to-severe anxiety, and 31.2% e…
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