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Undisclosed financial conflicts of interest among physician-authors in leading US psychiatry journals: A cross-sectional study

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Online-only friendships demonstrated a protective function, particularly for vulnerable youth experiencing suicidal ideation

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Aerobic, resistance exercise, or a mixture of both is beneficial for improving symptoms of depression and anxiety.

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Passive social media use can significantly increase women's body-related envy via the mediating role of appearance upward comparison

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Attachment anxiety, loneliness, and death anxiety in problematic social media use

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A study revealed that social media use was positively associated with self-objectification, specifically with body surveillance and some body image concerns (e.g

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Correlations between social media addiction and anxiety, depression, FoMO, loneliness and self-esteem among students

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Parental behavior and near screen use in childhood: a route to reduce screen induced myopia

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Programs that teach adolescents cognitive or behavioral strategies to engage with social media in a healthy manner appear to be more effective at improving long-term well-being than interventions that completely restrict social media use or warn adolescents of its negative effects.

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A 10-week, Whole-Food, Plant-Based diet community intervention significantly decreased weight, BMI, HbA1c and cholesterol

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Glutamate and GABA signaling are disrupted in autism

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High-intensity exercise boosts spatial memory better than moderate workouts

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Declines and pronounced state-level variation in clozapine use among Medicare patients

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Meta-analysis finds brain training games produce modest improvements in working memory and processing speed in healthy individuals

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Even though they believe expert-only voting makes for better and faster decisions, kids still think it is more fair to let everyone vote to decide things.

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Identification of antimicrobial peptides from the skin of axolotls displaying antibacterial and antitumor activity

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Scientists have developed new antibodies that neutralize both SARS-CoV-1 and 2 by targeting a conserved region of the spike protein

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A data-driven organ transplant framework reached 96% accuracy and a fairness index of 0.92, showing promise in optimizing donor-recipient matching, reducing waiting times…