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Living donor transplantation demonstrates overall positive mental health outcomes but reveals high-risk subgroups necessitating improved psychosocial assessments and tailored follow-up care to optimize donor wellbeing.
This review synthesizes evidence from the HPTN 094 trial assessing mobile integrated PrEP and MOUD services versus peer navigation for people who inject drugs, highlighting key outcomes, limitations, and implications for HIV prevention and
Participation in a structured behavioral health training program among primary care providers is linked to significantly lower mental health stigma, suggesting education as a key strategy to improve equitable mental health care.
This study reveals that a parenting intervention improved child cognitive and language development primarily when caregivers exhibited no baseline mental health symptoms, highlighting the moderating role of caregiver mental health in early
This prospective multicenter study highlights the persistence of chronic pain and pruritus up to one year after burn injury and identifies PTSD symptoms as a significant risk factor, underscoring the need for integrated psychosomatic rehabi
Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement (MORE) modulates prefrontal cortical activity, reduces craving, and prolongs abstinence in opioid use disorder by rebalancing neural responses to drug and natural rewards, substantiating its role as
This article details the implementation and clinical outcomes of the Unbroken Integrative Psycho-Trauma Care Model, a coordinated multidisciplinary approach delivering trauma-informed mental health care at scale within a civilian hospital s
This qualitative study explores how pain self-management interventions can be specifically tailored for patients with co-occurring chronic pain and opioid use disorder, addressing barriers and facilitators identified by patients and clinici
Discontinuation of antidepressants during pregnancy is common and linked to increased mental health-related emergency visits, underscoring the need for supportive treatment strategies for perinatal mental health.
A randomized clinical trial demonstrates that a self-guided internet intervention significantly reduces seizure frequency and improves anxiety in adults with functional seizures, offering a scalable treatment alternative to standard care.
The RCBI trial demonstrates that targeted interventions beginning prior to release and continuing postrelease significantly reduce recidivism and improve coping and executive function in incarcerated men with traumatic brain injury.
Despite proven benefits, medications for alcohol use disorder remain underprescribed at hospital discharge. This study identifies hospitalization and patient factors influencing new prescriptions, highlighting opportunities to enhance AUD t
This feasibility RCT demonstrates that the HOPE4ABI digital intervention is acceptable and beneficial for improving mental, sexual wellbeing, and quality of life in stroke and brain injury survivors, warranting a definitive efficacy trial.
This review synthesizes recent evidence on machine learning models integrating multimodal data for relapse prediction in MDD, highlighting moderate accuracy driven mainly by clinical risk factors and advocating for dynamic approaches to bet
This study evaluates the sustainment of brief behavioral insomnia treatments in VA primary care mental health clinics after implementation support ended, showing increased therapy delivery and reduced sleep medication prescriptions.
This review synthesizes current evidence on the association between switching from combustible cigarettes to noncombustible nicotine/tobacco products and the risk of major vision-impairing eye diseases, highlighting a nationwide Korean coho
This longitudinal cohort study reveals year-specific bidirectional associations between problematic social media use and depressive symptoms in adolescents, with stronger effects in females, while no prospective links were found for anxiety
This study reveals companionship as a key mediator between marital status and mental health outcomes in individuals with spinal cord injury, highlighting the importance of relationship quality for psychosocial well-being.
Loneliness in individuals with traumatic spinal cord injury correlates strongly with environmental barriers and depressive symptoms, highlighting the interplay of internal and external factors in mental health outcomes.
A prospective study reveals that caregivers of ICU sepsis survivors frequently suffer long-lasting mental health issues strongly linked to patients’ mental impairments, underscoring the need for targeted mental health support.
