Articles related to MENTAL HEALTH

“Semaglutide and, to a lesser extent, liraglutide were associated with significantly lower risk of worsening mental illness.” – Lead Study Researcher Heidi Taipale, PhD, University of Eastern Finland and Niuvanniemi Hospital

“If one anticipates sustained increases in happiness and positive emotions from having children, these expectations will likely not materialize.” (Apostolou et al., 2026)

“The lived experience of youth who identify as TGD cannot be ignored and the belief that all youth have the inherent right to mental health care — regardless of gender or gender-identity — is reaffirmed.”

“Oncology nurses are uniquely positioned to ensure that people receive appropriate care to manage their distress. Deliberate application of the therapeutic relationship — including building rapport, validating feelings, normalizing the experience of CRD, and allowing for reflection and meaning-making — is a great way to start.” – Jennifer Stevens, PhD, RN, OCN

“When perceived as undermining their developing autonomy, informal coercion may contribute to frustration, mistrust and a sense of disempowerment, potentially weakening therapeutic alliances and reducing engagement in care.”

The authors suggest that an effective, smartphone-delivered CBT program could expand access to first-line treatment for GAD—particularly in settings where traditional therapy is difficult to obtain.