Nicotine Reduction Policy Could Cut Smoking Inequalities and Increase Productivity
A new simulation-based analysis from Rutgers Health suggests that a federal nicotine reduction standard could dramatically cut tobacco harm—especially for...
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A new simulation-based analysis from Rutgers Health suggests that a federal nicotine reduction standard could dramatically cut tobacco harm—especially for...
Digital tools are poised to reshape mental health care delivery—if training can keep pace. A new randomized controlled trial in...
A new study in Translational Psychiatry reports that schizophrenia-spectrum disorders show measurable departures from typical brain structure long before symptoms...
Loneliness is increasingly linked to worse mental health and lower overall wellbeing, according to a collaborative study led by the...
Sleep spindles—brief bursts of brain activity that appear during non-rapid eye movement sleep—are increasingly recognized as a neural “timing signal”...
A new real-world analysis published in Schizophrenia tracks how U.S. adults living with schizophrenia receive care—and what that care costs—when...
Adolescents diagnosed with major depressive disorder (MDD) often face additional psychological burdens, including comorbid anxiety. A new study now suggests...
A new study in Translational Psychiatry links late-life depression to subtle, region-specific changes deep within the brain’s memory hub: the...
Emergency call takers and dispatchers form the invisible frontline of public safety, managing some of the most intense and life-threatening...
A groundbreaking study has unveiled extensive white matter microstructural changes in individuals experiencing their first episode of schizophrenia, shifting our...
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