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Patients with minimal exposure to benzodiazepine have a slightly increased risk of dementia

Minimal Benzodiazepine Exposure May Up Dementia Risk

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However, higher benzodiazepine use is not associated with more rapid cognitive decline
Therapist-guided

Therapist-Guided, Internet-Based CBT Superior for BDD

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Superior to online supportive therapy for symptoms of body dysmorphic disorder
Youths treated with antipsychotics have increased cumulative risk and exposure-adjusted incidence of type 2 diabetes mellitus

Antipsychotic-Exposed Youths Have Increased T2DM Risk

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Increased cumulative risk and incidence rate ratio compared with healthy controls, psychiatric controls
The challenges facing trauma care providers can put them at risk for compassion fatigue and burnout

Compassion Fatigue May Be Underestimated by Trauma Teams

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Acknowledging it is a key to coping, researchers say
Allergic rhinitis constitutes a considerable burden

Allergic Rhinitis Constitutes Considerable Burden

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Patients with prevalent AR more likely to develop asthma, mental health comorbidities
Many patients having surgery for severe obesity also have mental health conditions

Mental Health Disorders Common Among Bariatric Sx Patients

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But such conditions don't seem to hinder post-op weight loss
Psychological therapies such as relaxation and hypnosis can offer long-term benefits for patients with irritable bowel syndrome

Positive Effects of Psychological Treatments Maintained in IBS

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Treatments might help ease gastrointestinal symptoms for at least six months
Early-life exercise-induced alterations in gut microbiota may promote brain function and emotional well-being

Early-Life Exercise May Promote Lifelong Brain Function

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Exercise-induced alterations in microbiota produce extensive neural and metabolic benefits
For children and young adults who have a parent with major mood and psychotic disorders

Family Hx Ups Risk of Psychotic Symptoms in Kids on Stimulants

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Findings presented for children of parents with major mood and psychotic disorders
Post-acute coronary syndrome optimism is associated with greater physical activity and lower rates of cardiac readmission at six months

Optimism May Improve Outcomes Post Acute Coronary Syndrome

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Linked to greater physical activity and lower rates of cardiac readmission at six months