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Non-Randomized Pilot Trial Evaluates Aurora Digital CBT Plus Medication for Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Psychiatry RCT
Non-Randomized Pilot Trial Evaluates Aurora Digital CBT Plus Medication for Generalized Anxiety Disorder Digital Therapy Adds Relief for Anxiety Patients in Mexico
This pilot, non-randomized clinical trial enrolled 34 adults with generalized anxiety disorder on stable pharmacotherapy.
A new Spanish app helps reduce anxiety worry when used with medicine, but experts say more research is needed before calling it a standard f…
Psychomotor retardation in depression linked to increased Parkinson's risk
Psychiatry Cohort
Psychomotor retardation in depression linked to increased Parkinson's risk Slowed movement in depression signals higher Parkinson disease risk
A retrospective cohort study of 6327 individuals with depression found that those with psychomotor retardation had a 43% higher risk of deve…
Depression with slowed movement links to future Parkinson risk, suggesting physical signs may warn of brain changes years before diagnosis.
Cochrane review finds very low-certainty evidence on liver support systems for acute liver failure mortality
Psychiatry Sys. Review
Cochrane review finds very low-certainty evidence on liver support systems for acute liver failure mortality Liver support systems may not reduce death risk in acute liver failure
This Cochrane systematic review evaluates liver support systems versus standard medical care in adults with acute liver failure.
A major review of 681 patients found liver support systems likely offer little to no benefit over standard care for reducing death or seriou…
Electroacupuncture research trends for depression show shifting focus to mechanisms from 2005 to 2025
Psychiatry RCT
Electroacupuncture research trends for depression show shifting focus to mechanisms from 2005 to 2025 New maps show how electroacupuncture targets brain chemistry now
This bibliometric and visual analysis reviewed 317 international publications on electroacupuncture for depression from 2005 to 2025.
A new map of global research shows scientists are now focusing on how electroacupuncture changes brain chemistry to treat depression.
Scoping review of five studies on interventions for secondary exercise addiction and eating disorders
Psychiatry RCT
Scoping review of five studies on interventions for secondary exercise addiction and eating disorders Therapy Helps People Heal Exercise Addiction Linked to Eating
This scoping review synthesizes evidence from five studies regarding psychotherapeutic interventions for adult individuals with secondary ex…
New therapy approaches help adults with exercise addiction change their mindset, though more research is needed before these methods become …
Systematic review identifies factors influencing subjective cognitive decline in older adults
Psychiatry Sys. Review
Systematic review identifies factors influencing subjective cognitive decline in older adults Why some older adults notice memory slips more
This systematic review synthesized 33 articles on factors influencing subjective cognitive decline in older adults.
Memory lapses in older age may not just be about the brain—daily habits, social life, and living conditions play a bigger role than we thoug…
Combination buprenorphine and psychotherapy linked to highest remission rates in opioid dependence patients
Psychiatry Cohort
Combination buprenorphine and psychotherapy linked to highest remission rates in opioid dependence patients Combining buprenorphine and therapy boosts remission rates for opioid dependence
This retrospective cohort study analyzed 18,047 adults aged 18–45 with opioid dependence across 112 U.S.
In a large study, pairing buprenorphine with psychotherapy showed the strongest link to remission from opioid use disorder compared to no tr…
ICU patients have a 37.158% prevalence of subsyndromal delirium; vasoactive drug use predicts risk
Psychiatry Cohort
ICU patients have a 37.158% prevalence of subsyndromal delirium; vasoactive drug use predicts risk New AI Tool Predicts ICU Confusion Before It Happens
This prospective cohort study evaluated ICU patients for subsyndromal delirium incidence and influencing factors.
A new AI system spots early confusion signs in ICU patients, helping doctors protect vulnerable people before serious problems start.
Observational study identifies sensory perception differences in schizophrenia and first-episode psychosis
Psychiatry
Observational study identifies sensory perception differences in schizophrenia and first-episode psychosis Simple tests reveal unique sensory signs for early psychosis types
This observational study investigated psychophysical differences in pictorial size perception and auditory discomfort among patients with sc…
New low-cost tests can spot unique sensory changes that help doctors tell schizophrenia apart from bipolar disorder in early psychosis cases…
Review of language impairment definitions in 75 speaking autistic adolescents and young adults
Psychiatry
Review of language impairment definitions in 75 speaking autistic adolescents and young adults Stricter language definitions change how many autistic teens are classified
This observational study review examined how different epidemiological definitions of language impairment (LI) affect classification in 75 s…
Stricter language definitions increase how many autistic adolescents are classified as having impairment, but results vary by measure.
Review of preclinical feasibility for EEG-phase-controlled iTBS stimulation
Psychiatry
Review of preclinical feasibility for EEG-phase-controlled iTBS stimulation Brain Stimulation Syncs with Mind Waves for Better Results
This preclinical technical feasibility review proposes a seed-and-sustain hypothesis for prefrontal EEG-phase-controlled intermittent theta …
A new method times brain stimulation to a person’s own brain waves, which may make treatments for depression more effective and personal.
Parental severe mental illness associated with reduced offspring cognitive and academic performance in large meta-analysis
Psychiatry Meta-analysis
Parental severe mental illness associated with reduced offspring cognitive and academic performance in large meta-analysis Children of parents with mental illness face real cognitive hurdles now
This meta-analysis examined 1,586,339 offspring of parents with severe mental illnesses, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and majo…
New research shows kids of parents with severe mental illness struggle with memory and thinking skills, but early help can make a big differ…