Articles related to MENTAL HEALTH

Cannabis use at psychiatric admission was associated with a higher risk of early rehospitalization among young adults hospitalized for bipolar or psychotic disorders, although the association weakened over time and was no longer statistically significant by six months.

A patient with advanced follicular lymphoma described a prolonged diagnostic journey marked by evolving symptoms, initial alternative diagnoses, urgent treatment initiation, and the psychological challenges that continued long after active therapy began.

In a large multinational target-trial emulation, adults with serious mental illness who initiated GLP-1 receptor agonists experienced lower mortality and cardiovascular event rates than matched patients initiating SGLT2 inhibitors, though residual confounding remains a key limitation.

Analysis of NVDRS data identified 1,577 nurse and nursing assistant homicide victims between 2003 and 2022, with most deaths occurring in private residences and frequently involving intimate partners or ex-partners rather than workplace violence.

Prior ayahuasca experience was associated with lower self-reported depression, stress, and alcohol use among Brazilian ceremony participants, while also correlating with stronger spiritual wellbeing and metaphysical beliefs in an observational study that did not establish causality.

A report examining a celebrity-backed sports prediction campaign highlights concerns about increasing youth exposure to gambling-related marketing. The article connects growing gambling participation among adolescents and young adults with evidence linking gambling disorder to adverse mental health outcomes, including suicidality.