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Users of electronic nicotine delivery systems are likely to have received a diagnosis of clinical depression in the past, according to a recent study.
Women with active or previous eating disorders are at increased risk of adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes, according to findings in a population-based cohort study.
Electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) use has been shown to increase the risk of depression in a recent cross-sectional study in adults in the United States.
Parenting by lying – defined as lying that “aims to elicit children’s compliance” – may have negative psychosocial outcomes in children that can persist into adulthood, according to a study from Singapore.
Evidence to support the use of pharmaceutical cannabinoids in the treatment of mental disorders is lacking, a recent systematic review and meta-analysis showed.
Demoralization appears to be common among cancer patients, according to a new China study. Having a positive outlook helps avoid this type of psychological distress.
Individuals with bipolar disorder and depression are likely to have lower visuospatial memory performance, which may partly be attributed to psychotropic medication use, a study has found.
Mental health becomes the agenda of iMANAGE’s second workshop. The workshop saw participation from GPs with an interest in providing mental health support to their patients.
Post-traumatic stress disorder is highly common among cancer patients and correlates with distress, depression and anxiety, a recent study has found.
Sleep disturbances and the ensuing daytime dysfunction are associated with poor health-related quality of life (HRQoL), reveals a study on working adults in Singapore.