Prevention

Mothers Who Took Choline Supplements While Pregnant Had Children With Fewer Social Withdrawal Issues and Improved Cognition—Evidence of Choline’s Value in Prevention

Researchers have reported results of a large, randomized clinical trial that provides the most statistically powerful evidence to date of the advantages for young children if their mothers take… Read More

Vulnerability to Acute Stress-Related Suicide Risk is Linked in Study to Expression of an Immune-Related Brain Protein

There is new evidence in the continuing effort by researchers to probe how depression, stress, and inflammation affect the risk of suicide and suicidal behavior. Read More

In Adolescents, Mindfulness-Based Training Increased Well-Being and Improved Sleep

Past research indicates that the brain’s interoceptive network—the circuitry that supports our conscious and subconscious awareness of internal bodily sensations—may be factors in depression and… Read More

A School-Based Intervention to Reduce Bullying and the Psychological Harm It Causes

In nations around the globe, systems of primary and secondary education have gradually been making an important transition: from those that traditionally set special-needs children apart (when it… Read More

In Young Men, 15% of Schizophrenia Might Be Prevented If Cannabis Use Disorder Is Not Present, Study Finds

A large study involving the health records of 6.9 million people in Denmark over 5 decades has found “strong evidence” of a linkage between cannabis use disorder (CUD) and schizophrenia, in both men… Read More

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