Pandemic period characterized by increase in emotional distress among most demographic groups, followed by decline in 2021
Experiencing intimate partner violence early in pandemic associated with higher endorsement of depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress symptoms
Periods of β-blocker treatment linked to reduced risk for psychiatric hospitalization, increased risks for suicidal behavior
Intervention included combination of school-based screening for psychopathology and subsequent referral
Negative epidural corticosteroid injection outcomes seen for regional disturbances and overreaction
Almost 60 percent of girls, almost 70 percent of LBGQ+ students experienced feelings of persistent sadness or hopelessness in past year
Following emergency department discharge, 31.2 and 55.8 percent of children had outpatient visit within seven and 30 days, respectively
Black patients and Hispanic patients 40 percent less likely to have mental health concern addressed than Whites and non-Hispanics, respectively
Findings significant and similar for fine particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, and nitric oxide
Loneliness still increases risk even if individual is not socially isolated