Psychiatry and Clinical Psychology

Biopsychosocial Response to the COVID-19 Lockdown in People with Major Depressive Disorder and Multiple Sclerosis

1. Sara Siddi
2. Iago Giné-Vázquez
3. Raquel Bailon
4. Faith Matcham
5. Femke Lamers
6. Spyridon Kontaxis
7. Estela Laporta
8. Esther Garcia
9. Belen Arranz
10. Gloria Dalla Costa
11. Ana Isabel Guerrero
12. Ana Zabalza
13. Mathias Due Buron
14. Giancarlo Comi
15. Letizia Leocani
16. Peter Annas
17. Matthew Hotopf
18. Brenda W. J. H. Penninx
19. Melinda Magyari
20. Per S. Sørensen
21. Xavier Montalban
22. Grace Lavelle
23. Alina Ivan
24. Carolin Oetzmann
25. Katie M. White
26. Sonia Difrancesco
27. Patrick Locatelli
28. David C. Mohr
29. Jordi Aguiló
30. Vaibhav Narayan
31. Amos Folarin
32. Richard J. B. Dobson
33. Judith Dineley
34. Daniel Leightley
35. Nicholas Cummins
36. Srinivasan Vairavan
37. Yathart Ranjan
38. Zulqarnain Rashid
39. Aki Rintala
40. Giovanni De Girolamo
41. Antonio Preti
42. Sara Simblett
43. Til Wykes
44. PAB Members
45. Inez Myin-Germeys
46. Josep Maria Haro
47. on behalf of the RADAR-CNS Consortium

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Elevated brain-derived cell-free DNA among patients with first psychotic episode – a proof-of-concept study

1. Asael Lubotzky
2. Ilana Pelov
3. Ronen Teplitz
4. Daniel Neiman
5. Adama Smadja
6. Hai Zemmour
7. Sheina Piyanzin
8. Bracha-Lea Ochana
9. Kirsty L Spalding
10. Benjamin Glaser
11. Ruth Shemer
12. Yuval Dor
13. Yoav Kohn

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  Evaluation Summary:

  This study explores the utility of cell free DNA analysis in non-malignant disease using epigenomic methods. By using brain specific methylation loci the authors identify higher levels of brain-related DNA in the plasma of patients with acute psychotic illness compared with non-disease controls. This paper will be of interest to readers in the field of liquid biopsy.

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Longitudinal analyses of depression and anxiety highlight greater prevalence during COVID-19 lockdowns in the Dutch general population and a continuing increase in suicidal ideation in young adults

1. Anil P. S. Ori
2. Martijn Wieling
3. Lifelines Corona Research Initiative
4. Hanna M. van Loo

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CRISIS AFAR: An International Collaborative Study of the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Youth with Autism and Neurodevelopmental Conditions

1. Bethany Vibert
2. Patricia Segura
3. Louise Gallagher
4. Stelios Georgiades
5. Panagiota Pervanidou
6. Audrey Thurm
7. Lindsay Alexander
8. Evdokia Anagnostou
9. Yuta Aoki
10. Catherine S.N. Birken
11. Somer L. Bishop
12. Jessica Boi
13. Carmela Bravaccio
14. Helena Brentani
15. Paola Canevini
16. Alessandra Carta
17. Alice Charach
18. Antonella Costantino
19. Katherine T. Cost
20. Elaine Andrade Cravo
21. Jennifer Crosbie
22. Chiara Davico
23. Alessandra Gabellone
24. Federica Donno
25. Junya Fujino
26. Cristiane Tezzari Geyer
27. Tomoya Hirota
28. Stephen Kanne
29. Makiko Kawashima
30. Elizabeth Kelley
31. Hosanna Kim
32. Young Shin Kim
33. So Hyun (Sophy) Kim
34. Daphne J. Korczak
35. Meng-Chuan Lai
36. Lucia Margari
37. Gabriele Masi
38. Lucia Marzulli
39. Luigi Mazzone
40. Jane McGrath
41. Suneeta Monga
42. Paola Morosini
43. Shinichiro Nakajima
44. Antonio Narzisi
45. Rob Nicolson
46. Aki Nikolaidis
47. Yoshihiro Noda
48. Kerri Nowell
49. Miriam Polizzi
50. Joana Portolese
51. Maria Pia Riccio
52. Manabu Saito
53. Anish K. Simhal
54. Martina Siracusano
55. Stefano Sotgiu
56. Jacob Stroud
57. Fernando Sumiya
58. Ida Schwartz
59. Yoshiyuki Tachibana
60. Nicole Takahashi
61. Riina Takahashi
62. Hiroki Tamon
63. Raffaella Tancredi
64. Benedetto Vitiello
65. Alessandro Zuddas
66. Bennett Leventhal
67. Kathleen Merikangas
68. Michael P Milham
69. Adriana Di Martino

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Determinants of motivated behavior are linked to fatigue and its perturbation by SARS-CoV-2 vaccination

1. David S. Stolz
2. Finn Luebber
3. Tanja Lange
4. Stefan Borgwardt
5. Malte Ziemann
6. Gabriela Riemekasten
7. Jan Rupp
8. Laura Müller-Pinzler
9. Frieder M. Paulus
10. Sören Krach

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Structural differences in adolescent brains can predict alcohol misuse

1. Roshan Prakash Rane
2. Evert Ferdinand de Man
3. JiHoon Kim
4. Kai Görgen
5. Mira Tschorn
6. Michael A Rapp
7. Tobias Banaschewski
8. Arun LW Bokde
9. Sylvane Desrivieres
10. Herta Flor
11. Antoine Grigis
12. Hugh Garavan
13. Penny A Gowland
14. Rüdiger Brühl
15. Jean-Luc Martinot
16. Marie-Laure Paillere Martinot
17. Eric Artiges
18. Frauke Nees
19. Dimitri Papadopoulos Orfanos
20. Herve Lemaitre
21. Tomas Paus
22. Luise Poustka
23. Juliane Fröhner
24. Lauren Robinson
25. Michael N Smolka
26. Jeanne Winterer
27. Robert Whelan
28. Gunter Schumann
29. Henrik Walter
30. Andreas Heinz
31. Kerstin Ritter
32. IMAGEN consortium

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  Evaluation Summary:

  This study uses a large dataset on alcohol misuse in adolescents that have been followed up for several years. MRI data are used to test whether the structure and connectivity of the brains of adolescents can predict their alcohol misuse later in their early twenties. The results show that binge drinking can be predicted out of multiple brain phenotypes with a good accuracy, even after control for many confound variables. This study can be impactful as it suggests a reevaluation of studies of the effect of alcohol on the adolescent brain.

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Global burden of mental health problems among children and adolescents during COVID-19 pandemic: An umbrella review

1. M. Mahbub Hossain
2. Fazilatun Nesa
3. Jyoti Das
4. Roaa Aggad
5. Samia Tasnim
6. Mohan Bairwa
7. Ping Ma
8. Gilbert Ramirez

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Disruption of long-term psychological distress trajectories during the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from three British birth cohorts

1. Darío Moreno-Agostino
2. Helen L. Fisher
3. Alissa Goodman
4. Stephani L Hatch
5. Craig Morgan
6. Marcus Richards
7. Jayati Das-Munshi
8. George B. Ploubidis

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A comparative analysis of pediatric mental health-related emergency department utilization in Montréal, Canada, before and during the COVID-19 pandemic

1. Gabrielle Beaudry
2. Olivier Drouin
3. Jocelyn Gravel
4. Anna Smyrnova
5. Andreas Bender
6. Massimiliano Orri
7. Marie-Claude Geoffroy
8. Nicholas Chadi

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High prevalence of burnout syndrome among medical and nonmedical residents during the COVID-19 pandemic

1. Rebeca da Nóbrega Lucena Pinho
2. Thais Ferreira Costa
3. Nayane Miranda Silva
4. Adriana Ferreira Barros-Areal
5. André de Matos Salles
6. Andrea Pedrosa Ribeiro Alves Oliveira
7. Carlos Henrique Reis Esselin Rassi
8. Ciro Martins Gomes
9. Dayde Lane Mendonça da Silva
10. Fernando Araújo Rodrigues de Oliveira
11. Isadora Jochims
12. Ivan Henrique Ranulfo Vaz Filho
13. Lucas Alves de Brito Oliveira
14. Marta Alves Rosal
15. Marta Pinheiro Lima
16. Mayra Veloso Ayrimoraes Soares
17. Patricia Shu Kurizky
18. Viviane Cristina Uliana Peterle
19. Ana Paula Monteiro Gomides
20. Licia Maria Henrique da Mota
21. Cleandro Pires de Albuquerque
22. Cezar Kozak Simaan
23. Veronica Moreira Amado

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