Category: Mental Health & Psychiatry
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Korean youth facing parental incarceration show resilience through family ties
This research indicates that South Korean adolescents with incarcerated parents often draw resilience from family support, cultural obligations, and personal coping strategies.
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Digital app intervention improved quality of life in adults with ADHD
This research indicates that an unguided digital intervention, added to usual treatment, was associated with better health-related quality of life and greater improvement in attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder symptoms in adults with confirmed attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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Migrant-sensitive communication training was developed for paediatric oncologists
This research indicates that paediatric oncologists need ongoing training in intercultural, family-centered communication and that a multimodal skills programme can support this need.
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Review finds neurophysiological markers remain established schizophrenia endophenotypes
This research indicates that neurophysiological and neuropsychological markers are supported as established schizophrenia endophenotypes, while social cognition markers need further validation.
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Intersectional and area-level factors were linked to depression disparities
This research indicates that depression was associated with overlapping individual identities and area-level social conditions in All of Us data.
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Ukrainian parents reported barriers and different expectations in German pediatric care
This research indicates that Ukrainian parents’ expectations and perceptions of pediatric care in Germany were shaped by differences from medical culture in Ukraine, including communication style, treatment of infections, and access to appointments.
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Chinese stigma scale for persistent somatic symptoms shows good reliability
This research indicates that the Chinese version of the Persistent Somatic Symptom Stigma Scale for Healthcare Professionals is a reliable and valid tool for assessing stigma among healthcare professionals in China.
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Awareness of mental health outpaced appropriate help-seeking
This research indicates that people in an urban Indian community knew the term mental health but often linked it to mental illness, relied on digital media and informal support, and used professional help mainly as a last option for severe problems.
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Perceived constraints were linked to later depression and anxiety through coping
This research indicates that perceived constraints in daily stressors were linked to later major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder symptoms partly through coping strategies, with different patterns for each disorder.
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SSTICS complaints are linked more to depression than cognition
This research indicates that subjective cognitive complaints in schizophrenia are substantial, but they are mostly not tied to objective cognition and are more closely linked to depressive symptoms and illness insight.
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