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A child in a lab using eye-tracking to view emotional faces, with mother present, illustrating a study on children's depression symptoms linked to maternal history.
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Study links children’s eye-tracking patterns to depression symptoms, with differences tied to maternal depression history

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A Binghamton University-led study suggests that changes in how children look at happy and sad faces over time track with depressive symptoms—and that the pattern differs depending on whether their mothers have a history of major depressive disorder.

A male Ground Self-Defense Force member has had his PTSD recognized as an on-duty illness. The recognition follows his account of harassment that began after he joined in 2006.

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Media professionals and psychiatry experts gathered in Cairo to discuss how Arab media and drama are moving away from historical stigmas around mental illness toward more nuanced portrayals of individual disorders.

David Harbour has spoken publicly about a mental health struggle he experienced last year. He linked the episode to false reports about tension with his

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A ketogenic diet helped three in four participants with anorexia nervosa drop below the diagnostic threshold in a small supervised study. Researchers monitored 22 women over 14 weeks at the University of California, San Diego. The findings suggest the approach may ease compulsive food restriction when combined with professional support.

A proof-of-concept randomized clinical trial published online May 20, 2026, in JAMA Psychiatry found signals that tocilizumab—an anti-inflammatory drug used for immune-mediated conditions including rheumatoid arthritis—may improve some symptoms in adults with moderate-to-severe depression who had a poor response to antidepressants and evidence of low-grade inflammation.

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Researchers in Finland have found no evidence of widespread brain inflammation among people with long COVID. The findings instead link more severe symptoms to increased activity in brain regions involved in emotion and memory.

 

 

 

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