Authors call for increased monitoring of cannabis use, particularly in people with bipolar and psychotic-spectrum disorders
However, daytime, natural light may offer a protective effect
Risk for death was found to be exacerbated by comorbidities
Smoking increased the risk for being hospitalized with a mental illness by 250 percent
Mothers of those exposed to assault more often have active mental illness; three times higher risk of mental illness in children seen in the first year after assault
One-third of bed-days for patients diagnosed before age 40 years are for mental health
Gender differences seen in prevalence, timing, and most common mental disorders
Furthermore, people with mental disorders have higher proportion of positive fecal immunochemical test results than the general population
Risk was even higher when both parents had a psychiatric history
Implementation of training session increased proportion of patients with documented Abnormal Involuntary Movement Score