Archive for Month: June

Multivariate brain morphological patterns across mood disorders: key roles of frontotemporal and cerebellar areas

Background

Differentiating major depressive disorder (MDD) from bipolar disorder (BD) remains a significant clinical challenge, as both disorders exhibit overlapping symptoms but require distinct treatment approaches. Advances in voxel-based morphometry and surface-based morphometry have facilitated the identification of structural brain...

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Circadian rhythms and mental health

Well-synchronised circadian rhythms are fundamental for human health and particularly mental health, but patterns of modern living—including, for example, shift work and excess light at night—can cause desynchronisation of rhythms and result in a wide range of adverse mental...

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Self-harm incidence among children and young people 2019–2023: time series analysis of electronic health records in Greater Manchester, England

Background

The mental health of children and adolescents has declined in recent years. Self-harm is frequently an expression of this psychological distress.

Objectives

To examine trends in self-harm incidence among 10–24-year olds between January 2019–December 2023.

Methods

We conducted time-series analyses of all incident...

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