Resilience Alters Symptom Networks Linking Bullying to Depression in Adolescents
Network analysis reveals that low resilience strengthens the ties between social exclusion and depressive symptoms like anhedonia.
Early DHEA Levels Predict Depression in Adolescent Males but Not Females
A longitudinal study finds that while DHEA at age nine increases risk for males, adrenal hormones do not explain higher female prevalence.
Students With Moderate Distress Show High Rate of Worsening
A 10-month analysis finds this group is a key target for intervention, with problematic internet use predicting negative outcomes.
Lactate Enzyme Overexpression Enhances Remyelination in Animal Models
Restoring glycolysis and lactate production in oligodendrocyte precursors overcomes epigenetic silencing to stimulate myelin repair.
Serum Neurofilament Light Chain Identifies Subclinical Axonal Injury in SMA Neonates
Elevated serum neurofilament light chain levels predict two-year motor outcomes and reveal active denervation before clinical symptoms appear.
US Adult Obesity Projected to Reach 47 Percent by 2035
An analysis of over 11 million adults reveals severe racial and geographic disparities as obesity rates continue to climb nationwide.
Vitamin C Reverses Depression-Like Behavior in Female Mice via D2 Receptors
A single dose of ascorbic acid restored dopamine D2 receptor signaling in the prefrontal cortex, rapidly alleviating depression in mice.
Young Children Require Higher Benzodiazepine Doses for PICU Ventilation
A retrospective cohort study reveals that children under five receive significantly higher weight-adjusted doses of midazolam and lorazepam.
Glioblastoma Cells Hijack Fetal Neural Stem Cell Motors to Spread
Glioblastoma cells use the same dynein-driven and actomyosin-dependent motors as fetal neural stem cells to invade surrounding tissue.
Structured Exercise Improves Sleep and Executive Function in Preteens With Autism
A 10-to-12-week physical activity program objectively reduced sleep fragmentation and improved problem-solving in children with autism.
Web-Based School Program Reduces New-Onset Mental Health Problems
An eight-session internet intervention focused on stress management lowered the one-year incidence of mental health issues from 28% to 21%.
Paid Social Media Boosts Community Outreach in Prehospital Trials
A retrospective review of a 20-site pediatric trial shows paid Facebook ads reach significantly more people than free institutional posts.