JAMA Psychiatry

📝 In wartime Ukraine, a civilian hospital embedded #TraumaInformed mental health care through proactive psychiatric rounds, structured triage, stabilization-first care, and longitudinal case management across medical and rehabilitation services.

📊 #AnorexiaNervosa and #BulimiaNervosa contribute substantially to global health loss, and their prevalence is forecast to continue increasing, supporting stronger prevention, early detection, and evidence-based treatment capacity.

💬 Viewpoint: #Suicide research should prioritize intensive longitudinal study of patients with suicidal thoughts using deep phenotyping, wearable sensing, and digital monitoring to support more precise prevention and treatment.

📊 Among patients with #OpioidUseDisorder, mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement reduced prefrontal responses to drug cues, increased responses to natural rewards, and prolonged abstinence vs psychoeducational supportive therapy.

📊 Among pregnant females with #OpioidUseDisorder, Black patients initiating #Buprenorphine had higher treatment discontinuation than White patients during pregnancy and through 1 year post partum, indicating potential inequities in continuity of care.

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Among adolescents in substance use disorder treatment who used nicotine #ECigarettes, urine cotinine concentrations increased abruptly beginning in October 2024.

Among people with #ParkinsonDisease and mood dysfunction, #Psilocybin was associated with lower systemic markers of inflammation and mitochondrial stress after treatment.

Early clinical studies suggest that low-intensity #FocusedUltrasound can modify symptom-relevant circuitry and may improve psychiatric symptoms, but translation will depend on safety standards, target validation, and standardized reporting.

💬 Viewpoint: Evaluation of large language models in #MentalHealth care should reflect the realities of psychiatric practice and should not rely on isolated institutional efforts.

Among patients with major depressive disorder, #MachineLearning predicted relapse with moderate accuracy, but the best model used only clinical relapse risk factors. Multimodal data did not improve prediction.

Greater exposure to adverse #SocialDeterminants was associated with neurobiological abnormalities in #SchizophreniaSpectrum conditions, linking SDOHs to clinical outcomes and supporting equity-oriented approaches.

#SelectiveSerotoninReuptakeInhibitors are an essential component of perinatal mental health care, and treatment decisions in pregnancy should balance risks of untreated major depressive disorder with benefits and potential risks of treatment.

📊 Among young adults and several older age groups, increasing #CannabisUseDisorder severity challenges the notion that cannabis has low addictive potential.

On the day after the 10 deadliest US mass shootings, nationwide traffic fatalities increased by 14%, a rise equivalent to nearly three-quarters of the deaths during the events themselves.

💬 Editorial: After medication abortion or procedural #Abortion, psychotropic medication prescribing was modestly higher in the following year, but the association should not be interpreted as causal.

💬 Viewpoint: Family-based care for #Psychosis may need to address the digital home, where #SocialMedia and #ArtificialIntelligence shape symptom interpretation, conflict, treatment beliefs, and relapse warning signs.

A Veterans Crisis Line #CaringLetters intervention was not associated with changes in #Suicide mortality among high-risk veterans who contacted the crisis line, although the previous parent trial found greater health care use among recipients.

Among adults taking #GLP1 receptor agonists who were drinking at initiation, nearly half reported drinking less alcohol during the first 3 months after starting treatment.

📊 Viewpoint: #Suicide risk models are advancing, but health systems often lack the infrastructure needed to select, implement, recalibrate, and sustain them in routine care.