Study: Teen IQ, Socioeconomic Status Are Predictors of Alcohol Misuse
Individuals from wealthy families who scored higher on adolescent IQ assessments were more likely to engage in problematic drinking later in life.
Mental Health
Biomarker Could Hold the Key to Early Psychosis Detection
Identifying psychosis risk before symptoms appear could enable clinicians to effectively tailor treatments to patients’ specific needs.
Study Details Effective Anger Management Strategies for Parents
Parents can help children manage anger through guidance, modeling, and support.
Specialized CBT Approach Proves Effective for Prolonged Grief
A new approach to cognitive-behavioral therapy may be especially helpful for patients who are grieving.
Study: Frailty Can be an Early Indicator of Dementia
New research finds physical weakness can be a warning sign for cognitive decline.
Study: Genes Influence Seasonal Affective Disorder Development
Focusing on the role of genes in SAD could lead to promising new treatments for this and other mood disorders.
Climate Change Leads to Both Physical & Psychological Effects
Environmental issues can have just as intense of an effect on one’s mental well-being as their physical health.
UCSD Receives Research Grant to Explore SUD Genetics
The university’s $8M NIDA grant will fund studies further exploring genetic factors leading to addiction onset.
Qualifying for an Emotional Support Animal: Understanding the Process
Ongoing requirements after receiving an ESA letter depend on your state of residence and the regulations set by your housing agency or landlord.
ADHD May Increase Risk for Teen Psychotic Symptoms
Childhood attention problems and genetics may be linked to teen psychosis risk, and eventually, schizophrenia.