Persistent comorbidity, diagnostic instability and the scarcity of disorder-specific causes have encouraged the proposal that a single superordinate dimension underlies liability to all common mental disorders. This proposition, expressed empirically as the general factor of psyc...
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Introduction: Bariatric surgery is a widely utilized intervention for the treatment of severe obesity; however, its effects extend beyond weight loss and may involve significant neurobiological and psychopathological alterations, potentially inducing or exacerbating psychiatric d...
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Introduction: The use of hormonal contraceptives represents a significant advancement in reproductive health, offering effective contraception and the management of gynecological conditions. However, their effects on psychiatric health remain a subject of debate. This article aim...
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Treatment-resistant depression (TRD) remains a major clinical challenge when adequate antidepressant trials fail to achieve remission. This clinical practice perspective examines low-dose haloperidol as a potential augmentation strategy in carefully selected, treatment-refractory...
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Introduction: Developmental dyslexia is traditionally explained by the acoustic phonological deficit theory, yet clinical observations suggest that reading difficulties may extend to motor and articulatory components, manifesting as phono-articulatory stalls during the decoding o...
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Introduction: Adolescence is a period of high neuropsychological plasticity and vulnerability for the onset of psychotic symptoms. Diagnostic criteria validated in adults do not always capture the complex developmental dynamic and the overlap with anxiety, mood, and trauma, which...
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