Researchers discovered no proof that smoking pot diminishes the brain, but do not celebrate right now

A new research study published today in the journal JAMA Psychiatry calls into question the concept that marijuana triggers certain areas of the brain to shrink. In order to study the brain on pot, neuroscientists studied siblings or twins, among whom was a pot smoker …See all stories on this topic

Research study Shows Software Can Forecast Psychosis Better Than Psychiatrists

“Digital analysis of intricate human behaviors such as speech may provide an opportunity to move psychiatry beyond reliance on self-report and scientific observation toward more objective steps of health and health problem in the individual client,” the …See all stories on this topic

Public Health England under fire for stating e-cigarettes are 95 % safer

Ann McNeill of the Institute of Psychiatry, who carried out the evaluation for PHE, stated brand-new studies that had actually raised the worrying prospect of damage from chemicals in e-cigarettes did not, in truth, show brand-new threats. “Some flavourings and constituents in e …See all stories on this topic

Goth Teenagers: Unique Risk Seen for Anxiety, Self-Harming

The authors released their results in The Lancet Psychiatry. Individuals addressed concerns about goth identification on a scale of “not, not quite, rather, more than rather, and quite.” For each increment of goth identification …See all stories on this topic

Goth teens have 3 times the anxiety danger, study states

The research study, released by Dr Lucy Bowes and her team in The Lancet Psychiatry journal, is based upon Avon Longitudinal Research information on anxiety and self-harm experienced by teenagers. Those included made the subcultural identification at the age of 15 …See all stories on this topic