Genetics and lifestyle factors, such as leisure screen time and smoking, may significantly contribute to heart risk in patients with ADHD.

Combining CBT with quetiapine improves positive coping styles and decreases negative coping in patients with high suicide risk.

Ethnoracial identity did not significantly impact discharge outcomes for adults receiving intensive CBT and DBT treatments.

Psychiatric comorbidities, such as anxiety and PTSD, are linked to greater sleep impairment in adults with ADHD.

Researchers found no association between Z-drug use and overall birth defects in pregnant women during the first trimester.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved Vybrique (sildenafil) oral film for the treatment of erectile dysfunction.

Operative vaginal delivery and second-stage cesarean delivery appear to have comparable neurodevelopmental outcomes.

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons recently announced a change to their stance on gender-affirming surgical care for adolescents.

For bereaved or soon-to-be bereaved people, individual psychotherapy can improve grief, depressive symptoms, and grief disorder.

Fatigue and mental exhaustion affect 83% of perimenopausal women, yet hot flashes remain the most commonly recognized symptom.

Sleep disorders remain a significant independent risk factor for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) after adjusting for lifestyle and comorbidities.

Cuts to international aid funding are impacting the ability of programs around the world to continue supporting global health initiatives.