Camouflaging Behavior In ADHD And Autism Fairly new, camouflaging has emerged as a significant area of interest in neurodevelopmental research. Camouflaging involves the use of conscious or unconscious strategies to mask autistic traits, often leading to delayed diagnoses and mental health challenges. While extensively studied within the autistic community, there remains
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Anticholinergic Medications And Cognitive Outcomes In Autistic Adults
Anticholinergic Medications And Cognitive Outcomes In Autistic Adults Overview This study investigates the impact of anticholinergic (AC) medications on cognitive outcomes in autistic adults, an area that has not been extensively researched. AC medications, known for their potential to cause cognitive impairment, are commonly used for various medical and psychiatric conditions. In
Insomnia And Depression: Smartphone App Interventions
Insomnia And Depression: Smartphone App Interventions During adolescence, the prevalence of prevalent mental disorders, especially depression, increases at a faster rate among adolescents than among adults. Despite the critical need for intervention, many depressed adolescents go untreated due to barriers like stigma. This research explores an innovative approach targeting non-stigmatizing, self-identified
Pancreatitis Risk In Patients Taking Antipsychotic Medications
Pancreatitis Risk In Patients Taking Antipsychotic Medications Overview This extensive nationwide study, spanning from 2006 to 2019, investigated the potential link between antipsychotic drug use and acute pancreatitis risk. Analyzing data from 52,006 cases and 518,081 controls, the study initially suggested an increased risk associated with both first-generation and second-generation antipsychotic drugs,
