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A large population cohort study evaluated over 167,000 mother-child pairs to assess the link between maternal mood disorders, pharmacotherapy, and long-term child neurodevelopment. The results underscore that maternal illness, rather than pharmacotherapy alone, drives most special educational needs in offspring.
SerenApp is an innovative co-created digital psychological intervention targeting anxiety, depression, and stress in breast cancer survivors. Developed via participatory design with patients and oncology teams, this protocol evaluates usability, adherence, and cost-effectiveness in routine clinical follow-up.
A study of 11,063 individuals identifies four distinct asexual spectrum profiles, demonstrating within-group diversity and differential stigma-related impairment. Clinicians gain key insights to differentiate asexuality from sexual dysfunction, reduce pathologization, and address minority stress.
As patients increasingly turn to conversational chatbots, therapists face an unguided frontier. The proposed GUIDE framework offers a phased harm-reduction approach to assess, document, and manage patient and clinician AI use while safeguarding clinical boundaries, equity, and data privacy.
A 2-year longitudinal study reveals a quadratic relationship between harsh parenting and children's nightly sleep. Sleep duration and efficiency decline sharply from low to moderate harshness before plateauing, underscoring the critical need for early behavioral interventions in pediatric care.
