Risk for anxiety seems higher in first 3 months after stroke, research study finds

During the very first three months after stroke, the threat for anxiety was eight times greater than in a referral population of people without stroke, according to an article released online by JAMA Psychiatry. More than 10 million people had a stroke in …

See all stories on this subject Early Youth Language Abilities Might Impact Anxiety Threat

According to the American Academy of Kid and Adolescent Psychiatry, about one in 20 children and teenagers in the basic population suffers from depression at some point. Children under stress, who experience loss, or who have attentional …

See all stories on this topic Mouse design points to possible drug target for increasing social interaction in autism The group published their operate in Biological Psychiatry. Although medications are available for dealing with signs in some cases related to ASD, such as anxiety, depression, attention-deficit hyperactivity condition, and irritability, there are no …

See all stories on this subject New mouse model helps determine potential drug target

for hard-to-treat social elements of ASD The team released their work in Biological Psychiatry. Although medications are readily available for dealing with signs sometimes associated with ASD, such as stress and anxiety, depression, attention-deficit hyperactivity condition, and irritability, there are no …

See all stories on this subject Scientists describe barriers to dealing with worry and anxiety

Their analysis, which appears in the latest issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry, also provides brand-new understandings into neurological procedures, with the objective of getting rid of existing barriers to drug development. “Progress has stalled in treatment development … See all stories on this subject