Increase seen in visit rate from March 2020, with higher rate in April, which was sustained through November 2020

Baseline depressive symptoms positively linked with decline in kidney function for Chinese adults with normal kidney function

Younger adults with schizophrenia, those with history of suicide attempts or self-injury at especially high risk

Risk elevated during follow-up, especially for middle-aged and elderly adults, compared with non-OCD controls

Internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy was more efficacious than an active comparator in reducing the severity of SAD symptoms

Sleep disorders affect an estimated 13.6 million U.S. adults, with approximately $94.9 billion in incremental costs per year

Low BMI associated with higher risks for anorexia, higher BMI associated with increased risks for bulimia

Differences between those with schizophrenia, controls became more profound as age increased

Findings consistent at both six and 12 months of treatment with systemic therapy

Moderate-to-severe depression and anxiety reported for 44.6 and 31 percent, respectively; 47 percent were at risk for PTSD