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In select states, private equity penetration exceeds 25% of outpatient mental health and substance use disorder treatment facilities. ja.ma/4aSZWdE

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What is the prevalence of mental health disorders among people experiencing homelessness?

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Viewpoint advocates for the addition of clozapine prescribing as a milestone in psychiatric education. ja.ma/3QpERzg

Meta-analysis found retrospective measures of childhood maltreatment link more strongly with psychopathology than prospective measures, suggesting that subjective interpretation is a key target for intervention. Dr Jessie Baldwin Andrea Danese ja.ma/4bgOk3P

Xanomeline-trospium is efficacious & well tolerated in people with schizophrenia experiencing acute psychosis, finds EMERGENT-3 trial, and supports potential of xanomeline-trospium to be first in a putative new class of antipsychotic medications. ja.ma/4dkxa7q

In this paper by the Addiction Cue Reactivity Initiative ENIGMA ACRI Network, the authors assess the current state of fMRI cue reactivity research, highlighting opportunities and challenges to develop clinically-relevant biomarkers of addiction and recovery. ja.ma/3vuByjg

Children and adolescents in higher fitness quantiles exhibited lower cumulative incidences of anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, and ADHD, finds nationwide cohort study encompassing 1.9 million participants in Taiwan. ja.ma/4bi9Fu2

Positive relationships with parents and nonparental adults during childhood may reduce the risk of later mental disorders regardless of exposure to adverse childhood experiences. ja.ma/3VKscKP

Trends for stimulants and non-stimulant ADHD drugs significantly changed during the pandemic. This paper explores possible reasons why and policy implications. ja.ma/43MnPRe

2022 Dobbs decision overruled 50 yrs. of reproductive autonomy with major implications for clinical research including scientific integrity and health disparities; clear guidance from funding agencies to safeguard data and participant protection is needed. ja.ma/3Qi0BNx

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In this repeated cross-sectional study, there was no evidence that state-level recreational marijuana laws were associated with encouraging youth marijuana use, based on both the logistic regression and interaction-weighted models. ja.ma/3Qi0C43

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Are adolescent trajectories of higher media use associated with more psychotic experiences during early adulthood?

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About 30% of adolescents with depression who are at near-term risk for self-harm or suicide are not detected via PHQ Item 9. Those screened in primary care or with past inpatient hospitalizations with a mental health diagnosis are more likely to be missed. ja.ma/3Uxm1IY

Stigma was experienced by 73% of children and adolescents with chronic skin disease and was at least moderate in severity in 43.8%, using a validated measure for children with chronic illnesses, including neurologic disorders and cancer. ja.ma/3Uy3efF

Larger reductions in prolonged grief symptoms are likely to occur with grief-focused cognitive behavior therapy compared with mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, finds randomized clinical trial. ja.ma/4bclB0j

Can machine learning uncover the multivariate neural signature of major depressive disorder in individual patients? This large-scale study including 1,801 patients and controls finds no robust multivariate depression markers. ja.ma/4ahYod2

The short and long-term risk elevation of psychiatric disorders after potentially traumatic events is largely independent of familial factors. The excessive risk immediately after these events motivates early interventions for these vulnerable populations. ja.ma/4ahYoty