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A multi-center Lancet study reveals over 21% of school-going Indian teenagers face moderate-to-high substance use risk. Geographic, digital, and environmental drivers highlight the urgent need for targeted clinical screening, regulatory enforcement, and peer-led interventions in school settings.
The WISH 2.0 trial evaluates a novel, 9-week phone-delivered positive psychology intervention for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), aiming to establish feasibility, acceptability, and candidate gut-brain biological mechanisms.
A study of 739 MSM living with HIV in China highlights age, income, loneliness, and alexithymia as core drivers of HIV treatment fatigue. Network analysis reveals difficulty identifying feelings as a central target for clinical interventions.
A study on Australian Defence Force veterans shows that psychological resilience partially mediates the relationship between CPTSD symptom severity and functional impairment. Findings highlight the clinical importance of targeting resilience alongside standard trauma therapies to improve outcomes.
A new mixed-methods study highlights how frequent arts engagement significantly improves youth mental health by boosting mood and reducing stress. The research advocates for integrating youth-led, culturally responsive arts initiatives into public health and clinical care systems to foster healing.
