Women, including those with mental illness, had a lower risk for self-harm during pregnancy; adolescents had highest risk for self-harm in pregnancy

Risk increased for developing a mental health issue, self-harm, and psychiatric hospitalization after a concussion

No indirect associations seen for symptoms of depression and anxiety with migraine, nonmigraine frequent headache

Reduction seen in rate of change in modifiable cardiovascular risk, but most changes in individual modifiable risk factors were not significant

Risks for disability and transition to probable dementia increased after ICU stay for seniors with dual eligibility for Medicare and Medicaid

Psychological interventions have small-to-medium beneficial effect on improving migraine frequency, pain intensity

Findings seen across psychiatric diagnoses, with stronger association noted among men

President’s plan includes a special focus on school-age youth

Presence of Alzheimer disease pathology related to Stages of Objective Memory Impairment in cognitively unimpaired older adults