Spotlight October 2020 Archives - Page 2 of 4

Q&A: When An Eating Disorder Resolves, What Happens With Its Behavioral Comorbidities?

Article February 10, 2020

PsychU spoke with Rachel Self, Ph.D., about a 2019 article in the journal Comprehensive Psychiatry entitled “Eating Disorder Recovery Is Associated with Absence of Major Depressive Disorder and Substance Use… Read More

Absence of Major Depression & Substance Use Disorder More Likely After Recovery From Eating Disorder

Article December 23, 2019

Those with an eating disorder (ED) frequently have psychiatric comorbidities; estimates range between 56% and 98%. Such comorbidities contribute to longer periods of illness and poorer outcomes. Major depression and… Read More

Stressful Life Experiences Among Middle-Aged Women Linked To Greater Cognitive Decline

Article October 7, 2019

Stressful life experiences are linked to greater memory decline later in life among middle-aged women, but not men. For women, experiencing more recent stressful life events, but not traumatic events,… Read More

The Interplay Between The Gut Microbiome, Inflammation, Reproductive Hormones, & Mood Disorders

On-Demand Webinar October 1, 2019

The role of immunity has evolved alongside human development.1 Society has shifted from a transient, hunter-gatherer lifestyle to stagnant, modern-day communities. This change adversely impacted mortality, stress, and immunity. Furthermore,… Read More

Proposed Roles Of Modulating Norepinephrine In Psychiatric Illnesses

Video September 9, 2019

Dr. Gwen Morris examines the relationship between norepinephrine and psychiatric illnesses. She first investigates an overlap between monoaminergic pathways and circuitry. Then, she demonstrates how malfunctioning cortical circuits can influence… Read More

Speaking Out About Self-Disclosure & Stigma: An Interview With Caroline Harris, BS, MSW(c)

Interview June 17, 2019

Individuals living with mental health diagnoses are often marginalized by society, and stigmatization and discrimination may form a barrier to their recovery and social integration. There are a lot of… Read More

Is It Suicide Risk Or Risk Of Psychiatric Illness? Re-Examining The Nature Of Sex-Specific Suicide Risk Factors

Article May 13, 2019

Background & Purpose Suicide is a serious issue. Current statistics from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) indicate that suicide is the tenth leading cause of death in the… Read More

MDD Lifetime Occurrence For Women: Retrospective Analysis Indicates Adverse Adolescent Experiences Involving Emotional Neglect A Risk Factor

Article May 13, 2019

Background & Purpose The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) indicates that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), also referred to as childhood maltreatment (CM), is associated with a wide… Read More

Women Have 374.8 Opioid-Related Hospital Stays Per 100,000 Population

Article March 18, 2019

In 2016, the rate of opioid-related stays among women was 374.8 per 100,000 population. During 2015, women had about 300 opioid-related hospital stays per 100,000 population. The 2016 rate increased… Read More

Gender Differences In Depression

On-Demand Webinar March 7, 2019

The prevalence of depressive disorders is higher in women than men. Why? Many factors are thought to contribute to the divergence, including biological and clinical presentations. Understanding these variances may… Read More

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