Individuals With Depression More Sensitive to Missed Opportunities
Researchers investigated whether individuals with symptoms of depression were more sensitive to missed opportunities.
All articles by Jessica Nye, PhD
Distinct Occupational Health Hazards From Fluoroscopically Guided Procedures
Several physicians from major societies who work in an interventional laboratory environment have published a position paper on occupational health risks.
Opioids Improve Sleep Among Individuals With Chronic Low Back Pain
Researchers investigated whether an improvement in subjective sleep measures was associated with opioid therapies among patients with chronic low back pain.
Decreased Death by Suicide During COVID-19 Quarantine
Investigators sought to determine if quarantining had a significant beneficial effect on suicide deaths during the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brief School-Based Intervention Tied to Slower Cannabis, E-Cigarette Uptake
Researchers investigated whether a school-based screening and brief intervention program would be associated with a smaller increase in cannabis and e-cigarette use among those attending middle and high school.
Left Ventricular Diastolic Dysfunction Common in Non-Dialysis Chronic Kidney Disease
Researchers sought to determine predictors and prevalence of pulmonary hypertension, LVDD, and LV systolic dysfunction in patients with CKD that do not need dialysis.
Psychoeducational Intervention Encourages Suicide Prevention Hotlines
Researchers investigated whether a brief psychoeducational behavioral intervention called Crisis Line Facilitation may help to prevent suicidal behaviors among Veterans.
Long Work Hours, Majority of Time Working With COVID-19 Linked to PTSD
Public health workers were evaluated for traumatic events or stressors experienced since March 2021, mental health symptoms, employer-provided resources, and workplace factors.
Inflammatory Biomarkers Have Little Clinical Utility in ECT for Depression
Investigators looked into whether there was any clinical relevance for inflammatory biomarkers in the setting of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for the treatment of depression.
Blunted Cortisol Responses May Be a Biomarker for Insomnia Risk
Individuals with no history of insomnia were recruited to participate in this study and either completed the Trier Social Stress Test or the Cold Pressor Task.
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