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Current Psychiatry Research and Reviews - Volume 21, Issue 3, 2025
Volume 21, Issue 3, 2025
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Considering New and Emerging Treatment Strategies for Depression: Beyond STAR*D and the Monoamines
Authors: L. Alison McInnes and Tobias F MartonWhile the number of treatment options for major depressive disorder (MDD) has grown in recent years, the lack of quality data to guide optimal modality selection has lessened the potential impact of having a more diverse set of mechanistic approaches to treatment. The last attempt to investigate treatment sequencing for MDD was the Sequenced Treatment Alternatives for Relief of Depression Study (STAR*D), which ga Read More
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Anxiety: Its Management, Treatment, and Alternative Complementary Medicine
More LessBackgroundIn psychiatry, anxiety disorders are the most prevalent conditions and a major contributor to disability, along with immunosuppression, endocrine conditions like diabetes mellitus and male impotence, cognitive impairments, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, peptic ulcer, migraine, and Alzheimer's disease. Anxiety and depression continue to be the leading causes of death.ObjectivesThis study presents dat Read More
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The Application of Music Therapy in Children with Autism
Authors: Peijin Liu and Shigao HuangAutism rehabilitation is a global public health issue. Given the urgency and importance of promoting therapeutic interventions for autism, research into the rehabilitation of children with autism has swiftly become a focal point across medical, psychological, and educational circles. Clinical observations suggest that most children with autism demonstrate a heightened sensitivity to music compared to the general population, Read More
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Inner and Outer Circles of Factors Associated with Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI): A Narrative Review
More LessNon-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is a major concern in the field of public health. In the previous version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR), self-injury was only a symptom of borderline personality disorder, but this criterion has recently been seen in people who do not have the diagnostic criteria of borderline personality disorder. The trans-diagnostic approach emphasizes the importance of Read More
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Generated Health Counseling For Mental Illness Patients
Authors: Shankar Ganesh M and Venkateswaramurthy NBackgroundMental illness remains a global public health concern, affecting millions of individuals worldwide. However, barriers such as limited access to mental healthcare, stigma, and resource constraints hinder effective interventions and treatment. The fourth industrial age, marked by the integration of artificial intelligence technologies, offers innovative solutions to revolutionize mental health counseling and support.Me Read More
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The Effects of Standard Pharmacotherapy on Oxidative Stress Markers in Bipolar Patients: A Systematic Review
BackgroundBipolar disorder is a complex mental disorder with a multifactorial pathology. Meta-analyses have shown that bipolar disorder is associated with imbalanced oxidative status, which can contribute to disease progression. Therefore, restoring the oxidative imbalance could be beneficial in the treatment of bipolar disorder. The first-line pharmacotherapy for bipolar disorder is lithium, anticonvulsants (particularly Read More
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Delayed PTSD Prevalence in Road Traffic Crashes: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
IntroductionThis systematic review evaluated the prevalence of delayed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following road traffic crashes (RTC).Materials and MethodsThe sample was RTC survivors, and PTSD was assessed by clinician-administered measures for at least six months (in line with DSM-V standards).ResultsThe search resulted in 10089 unique records. Fourty-three studies were eligible to be included in the s Read More
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Strategies to Improve Access to Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Among Displaced Populations in Ethiopia
BackgroundIn 2021, more than 23 million people were in need of humanitarian assistance in Ethiopia, including four million internally displaced persons and returnees. Displaced populations face an elevated risk of mental health and psychosocial problems, yet they often have limited access to mental health and psychosocial support.ObjectiveThis study aimed to assess: 1) the mental health and psychosocial needs and resour Read More
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Recent Stressful Experiences and Electronic Nicotine Product Use Among Young Adults
Authors: Anda Gherghe, Kalina M.L. Fahey and Anita CservenkaBackground and ObjectiveThe goal of the current study was to examine how specific recent stressors are related to electronic nicotine product use among young adults. Despite increases in electronic nicotine product use among adults, stressors shaping the use of these products remain largely unknown. The current study examined the types and average severity of stressors endorsed between young adults with past 30-day ele Read More
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Antidepressant Effect of Vincamine, Melatonin and their Combination in Experimental Rat Models of Depression
Authors: Rizwana Bee, Mohammad Ahmad, Shashi Verma, Mohammad Irfan Khan, Budruddeen, Juber Akhtar and Mayank PatelBackgroundDepression, a form of mood illness, is characterized by a lack of or diminished social life, melancholy, and symptoms linked to an uplifted or depressed mood. Vincamine and Melatonin combination may prove beneficial for treating depression because vincamine and melatonin have already been reported in the treatment of dementia. Dementia is a CNS disorder which is connected to the level of neurotransmitt Read More
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Psychosis and Neurosis: Main Differences and Impact on Life
More LessBackgroundPsychosis and neuroses are characterized by a state of mental imbalance and disturbances in thinking processes and have a significant impact on the lives of patients and their close environment. The article aims to study the assessment of the quality of life of people suffering from neurosis and psychosis using the Manchester Quality of Life Questionnaire, with components assessed using a seven-point Likert scale.M Read More
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Exploring Mothers' Challenges in Living with Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Content Analysis Study
Authors: Shirdel Zandi, Salman Khazaei, Saeed Bashirian, Reza Mohammadi, Fatemeh Karbin and Ensiyeh JenabiAimThe present qualitative study was carried out to clarify the experiences of mothers with respect to living with children with ASD.BackgroundLimited studies have been conducted on the experiences of mothers and their challenges in living with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in western Iran.MethodsA qualitative study utilizing the content analysis approach was designed to elucidate th Read More
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Interaction Effects Between Intentional Poison, Suicide Attempts, Psychological Disorders, and Gender Using Log-linear Models Approach
Authors: Yousef Veisani, Maryam Kheiry, Hojjat Sayyadi and Ghobad MoradiBackgroundBased on research evidence, intentional poisoning has a relatively high prevalence among people with psychiatric disorders, and the diagnosis of psychological disorders can be an important predictor of suicide attempts and their recurrence. Gender presents a determinant in the occurrence of psychiatric conditions and suicidal behaviors.ObjectiveThis study aimed to investigate the relationship between suicide att Read More
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Tunisian Validation of The Children’s Depression Inventory-2 in School-based Children
Authors: Hela Ayadi, Jaweher Boudabous, Ali Kerkeni, Mayssa Kraiem, Sourour Yaich and Yousr MoallaBackgroundClinical observations advocate for increasingly depressive disorders in children in Tunisia. However, no studies evaluating the prevalence of depression in Tunisian children have been published because of the lack of validated Arabic depression scale for children.AimThus, we aimed to validate the Children’s Depression Inventory in its second edition (CDI-2).MethodsThe present study was conducted on a re Read More
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Effectiveness and Patient Satisfaction of Telepsychiatry Services for Reducing Anxiety in COVID-19 Outpatients: A Assessor Blinded RCT
More LessIntroductionGiven the importance of anxiety management in pandemics, this study evaluated the effectiveness of telepsychiatry in reducing anxiety in outpatients with COVID-19 and their satisfaction.MethodsThis RCT was conducted in a health center in which 188 COVID-19 outpatients participated. First, anxiety level was measured in both the intervention (IG) and control (CG) groups using the Beck Anxiety Inventory (BA Read More
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Stimulant Drug Using, Road Traffic Accidents, and Illegal Activities among Highway Drivers in Iraq in 2022: A Nation-Wide Cross-Sectional Survey
BackgroundDrug and stimulant abuse is especially common in low and middle-income countries, such as Iraq and certain populations, such as highway drivers. Moreover, Iraq has high rates of traffic and road accidents.ObjectiveOur objective was to assess the associations of using stimulants with traffic events among highway drivers in Iraq.MethodsWe used a cross-sectional study design, in which a self-administere Read More
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