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Adoption Of At Least Three Healthy Behaviors May Be Tied To Reduced Dementia Risk Among People With Familial Dementia, Research Suggests
Stigma Not The Biggest Barrier To Mental Healthcare Access, Report Finds According to PatientEngagementHIT (5/26, Heath), a report (PDF) from Sapien Labs suggests that “stigma is not the biggest patient care access barrier” to mental healthcare, Rather, “patient navigation issues, like knowing where to access care, and confidence in treatment efficacy stand in the way.” The report surveyed 45,000 “patients from English-speaking countries” who “either had or were at risk for a DSM-5 mental health diagnosis.”
Up To Two Thirds Of Women In Perimenopause Report Cognitive Problems, Researchers Say
People With Heart Failure More Likely To Develop Depression Than Those With Cancer, Study Indicates
People With Overweight Or Obesity In Early Adulthood May Have Higher Risk Of Dementia Later In Life, Research Suggests
Short-Term Exposure To Air Pollution, Even At “Acceptable” Levels, May Impair Mental Ability In The Elderly, Study Indicates
APA in the News Study Examines Cumulative Effects Of Anticholinergic Medications On Cognitive Outcomes
) strategy and implementation of activities aimed at increased supports for caregivers of persons with mental illness, in addition to the continued work of the Coalition and sustaining the collaboration between aging and behavioral health providers at the local level.
Studies Support Effectiveness Of Ketamine, Esketamine For Difficult-To-Treat Depression, MDD With Suicidal Ideation, Expert Says
In Small Study, Investigational Nondopamine Antipsychotic Show Signals It May Improve Psychosis Symptoms In Patients With Parkinson’s Disease
“To me, old age is always fifteen years older than I am.”
– Bernard M. Baruch
