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Clinical correlates and cognitive associations of the neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio in first-episode psychosis and at-risk mental states

ObjectiveClinical high-risk for psychosis (CHR-P) and first-episode psychosis (FEP) individuals present immune alterations that precede treatment initiation. The neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) has emerged as a simple, accessible marker of systemic inflammation. This study investigates differences across CHR-P, FEP, and healthy…

Tags: Academic research, Biomarker, Reality testing and perceptual stability, Schizophrenia spectrum

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Tics and OCD: Why Treatments Differ and Ways to Support Your Kids

by Dr. Christine Conelea and Dr. Adrienne Manbeck Tics, compulsions, and obsessions are part of many people’s everyday lives. As clinicians and researchers at the University of Minnesota Tic and... Read more » The post Tics and OCD: Why Treatments…

Tags: Academic research, Charity / nonprofit, Motor and impulse regulation, OCD, Tic & Tourette, United States

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Tags: CBT, Depression, Mood and emotional regulation

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Recommendations for Research and Clinical Implementation of Ambulatory Assessment, Mood Monitoring, Digital Phenotyping, and Remote Measurement Technology in Mood Disorders: Synthesis of Systematic Review Findings

Background: Ambulatory assessment and active and passive monitoring all offer a real-time, flexible approach to assessing mood and behavior in mood disorders. Despite their potential, concerns remain regarding the performance, usability, adherence, and potential safety of these tools. Objective: This…

Tags: Academic research, Bipolar, Depression, Mood and emotional regulation

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Disease Detection Gets Boost from Keck’s New Brain Reference Map

A research team used diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans from more than 54,000 people to chart how the brain’s communication pathways develop, mature, and decline across the lifespan. The post Disease Detection Gets Boost from Keck’s New Brain Reference…

Tags: Academic research, Biotech, Mental health, Schizophrenia spectrum

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Detection of Self-Harm in Electronic Mental Health Records Using Privacy-Preserving Local Language Models: Methodological Study

Background: Self-harm is the strongest risk factor for suicide and an important outcome for mental health care. Although prevalent in clinical populations, it is often imprecisely captured in routinely collected clinical data, where it is often recorded and stored as…

Tags: Academic research, Healthcare provider, Mental health, Social and attachment drive, United Kingdom

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The Download: AI can run your admin department now

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. How small businesses can leverage AI From accounting to design to market research and product development,…

Tags: Academic research, European Union, France, Medication, Substance abuse

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Chemotherapy-related cognitive impairment and non-pharmacological interventions targeting the nervous system: a systematic review

BackgroundChemotherapy-related cognitive impairment (CRCI) represents an increasingly recognized problem in the growing cancer survivor population within the US and worldwide. CRCI is characterized by deficits in memory, sustained attention, and executive function, which significantly worsens the cancer survivors’ quality of…

Tags: Academic research, Cognitive focus and executive control, Medication, Mental health

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Platform shift in mental health support among undergraduates: from campus counselors to GenAI-based consultation​

China is advancing the implementation of the “AI+” initiative and exploring the promotion of AI technology in scenarios such as health management and assisted diagnosis. Against this backdrop, universities are accelerating the adoption of GenAI virtual counseling tools to address…

Tags: Academic research, Anxiety, Charity / nonprofit, Depression, Mental health, Mood and emotional regulation

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Reduced left dorsolateral prefrontal activation and right inferior frontal de-oxygenation differ between psychotic and non−psychotic adolescent depression during verbal fluency

BackgroundAdolescents with major depressive disorder (MDD) who exhibit psychotic symptoms (MDD-Psy) often show greater clinical severity and higher suicide risk than those without psychosis (MDD-NonPsy). It remains unclear whether prefrontal hemodynamic responses during cognitive challenge can differ between these subgroups.MethodsWe…

Tags: Academic research, Depression, Mood and emotional regulation, Reality testing and perceptual stability, Schizophrenia spectrum

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Translating ‘food is medicine’ from concept to reality

Nature Medicine, Published online: 02 June 2026; doi:10.1038/s41591-026-04420-8An ancient concept gathers scientific evidence as medically tailored meals show potential to lower healthcare utilization and costs — but larger studies are needed alongside policies to scale and sustain evidence-based approaches.

Tags: Medication

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Clinical correlates and cognitive associations of the neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio in first-episode psychosis and at-risk mental states

ObjectiveClinical high-risk for psychosis (CHR-P) and first-episode psychosis (FEP) individuals present immune alterations that precede treatment initiation. The neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) has emerged as a simple, accessible marker of systemic inflammation. This study investigates differences across CHR-P, FEP, and healthy…

Tags: Academic research, Biomarker, Reality testing and perceptual stability, Schizophrenia spectrum

Read more

Tics and OCD: Why Treatments Differ and Ways to Support Your Kids

by Dr. Christine Conelea and Dr. Adrienne Manbeck Tics, compulsions, and obsessions are part of many people’s everyday lives. As clinicians and researchers at the University of Minnesota Tic and... Read more » The post Tics and OCD: Why Treatments…

Tags: Academic research, Charity / nonprofit, Motor and impulse regulation, OCD, Tic & Tourette, United States

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Tags: CBT, Depression, Mood and emotional regulation

Read more

Recommendations for Research and Clinical Implementation of Ambulatory Assessment, Mood Monitoring, Digital Phenotyping, and Remote Measurement Technology in Mood Disorders: Synthesis of Systematic Review Findings

Background: Ambulatory assessment and active and passive monitoring all offer a real-time, flexible approach to assessing mood and behavior in mood disorders. Despite their potential, concerns remain regarding the performance, usability, adherence, and potential safety of these tools. Objective: This…

Tags: Academic research, Bipolar, Depression, Mood and emotional regulation

Read more

Disease Detection Gets Boost from Keck’s New Brain Reference Map

A research team used diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans from more than 54,000 people to chart how the brain’s communication pathways develop, mature, and decline across the lifespan. The post Disease Detection Gets Boost from Keck’s New Brain Reference…

Tags: Academic research, Biotech, Mental health, Schizophrenia spectrum

Read more

Detection of Self-Harm in Electronic Mental Health Records Using Privacy-Preserving Local Language Models: Methodological Study

Background: Self-harm is the strongest risk factor for suicide and an important outcome for mental health care. Although prevalent in clinical populations, it is often imprecisely captured in routinely collected clinical data, where it is often recorded and stored as…

Tags: Academic research, Healthcare provider, Mental health, Social and attachment drive, United Kingdom

Read more

The Download: AI can run your admin department now

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. How small businesses can leverage AI From accounting to design to market research and product development,…

Tags: Academic research, European Union, France, Medication, Substance abuse

Read more

Chemotherapy-related cognitive impairment and non-pharmacological interventions targeting the nervous system: a systematic review

BackgroundChemotherapy-related cognitive impairment (CRCI) represents an increasingly recognized problem in the growing cancer survivor population within the US and worldwide. CRCI is characterized by deficits in memory, sustained attention, and executive function, which significantly worsens the cancer survivors’ quality of…

Tags: Academic research, Cognitive focus and executive control, Medication, Mental health

Read more

Platform shift in mental health support among undergraduates: from campus counselors to GenAI-based consultation​

China is advancing the implementation of the “AI+” initiative and exploring the promotion of AI technology in scenarios such as health management and assisted diagnosis. Against this backdrop, universities are accelerating the adoption of GenAI virtual counseling tools to address…

Tags: Academic research, Anxiety, Charity / nonprofit, Depression, Mental health, Mood and emotional regulation

Read more

Reduced left dorsolateral prefrontal activation and right inferior frontal de-oxygenation differ between psychotic and non−psychotic adolescent depression during verbal fluency

BackgroundAdolescents with major depressive disorder (MDD) who exhibit psychotic symptoms (MDD-Psy) often show greater clinical severity and higher suicide risk than those without psychosis (MDD-NonPsy). It remains unclear whether prefrontal hemodynamic responses during cognitive challenge can differ between these subgroups.MethodsWe…

Tags: Academic research, Depression, Mood and emotional regulation, Reality testing and perceptual stability, Schizophrenia spectrum

Read more

Translating ‘food is medicine’ from concept to reality

Nature Medicine, Published online: 02 June 2026; doi:10.1038/s41591-026-04420-8An ancient concept gathers scientific evidence as medically tailored meals show potential to lower healthcare utilization and costs — but larger studies are needed alongside policies to scale and sustain evidence-based approaches.

Tags: Medication

Read more