A 2026 systematic review of 16 articles found that youth social-media suicide risk clustered around specific mechanisms, not raw screen time: emotional dysregulation appeared in 8 studies, social contagion or imitation in 6, and problematic social-network or gaming use in 4.1 Research Highlights Mechanisms beat screen-time panic: Martin-Calvete and Ramirez-Ucles screened 295 records, assessed 55 …
A 2026 multimodal MRI study found that treatment-resistant depression had lower coordination between brain structure and brain activity than non-treatment-resistant depression in frontal, parietal, motor, and temporal regions. Machine-learning models using those structure-function coupling measures classified treatment-resistant vs. non-treatment-resistant depression with AUC values from 0.886 to 0.950 in the primary atlas analysis.1 Research Highlights TRD …
In a comprehensive study conducted within Shanghai’s Songjiang University Town, researchers embarked on an ambitious project to unravel the complexities of depressive symptoms among college students and to dissect the interplay between these symptoms and physical activity levels. Their meticulous approach utilized a blend of diagnostic tools and questionnaires to categorize depressive symptoms and measure …
Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a critical public health issue, particularly due to the high risk of suicide associated with it. Traditional treatments often take weeks to show effects and sometimes increase suicide risk in the early phases of therapy. However, a new approach, the Stanford Accelerated Intelligent Neuromodulation Therapy (SAINT), is showing promise in …
When it comes to the act of suicide, there are many factors that play a role in determining the “risk” someone has of following through with the act. Various risk factors include: age, sex, culture, and whether the person has a mental illness. In 2011, there were roughly 40,000 suicides which made it the 10th …