Compared with nurse interview, self-administered screening may detect more patients at risk for depression, falls, intimate partner violence
Prevalence of symptoms of depression and anxiety increased among those with COVID-19 who were bedridden for more than seven days
From 2019 to 2020, increases seen in behavior or conduct problems and decreases seen in preventive medical visits
Self-reported rates higher among younger moms, first-time moms, and women with twins
Participants who screened positive for depression had worse DED symptoms and composite DED sign score
Survivors face increased risk for developing psychological conditions such as depression and anxiety after injury
Combinations using an antagonist of presynaptic α2-autoreceptors may be an option for depression that does not respond to monotherapy
Even bigger gaps in care seen for people living in low-income and lower middle-income countries
Bidirectional association identified in large population-based follow-up study for migraine, tension-type headache
Risks for premature mortality, suicide among individuals with common noncommunicable diseases may be increased by psychiatric comorbidity