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This study highlights the importance of transdiagnostic approaches to psychiatry.

Sleep abnormalities and cognition in bipolar disorder may be related, and may affect cognition in this patient population.

Polygenic risk scores predict the progression from unipolar depression to bipolar or psychiatric disorders.

While the relationship between current mood state and cognitive impairment is unclear, more severe depression has been linked to greater impairment.

Among adults without a clinical diagnosis of ADHD, heavy alcohol use predicted more severe ADHD symptoms.

Depression and anxiety were significantly associated with sleep difficulties, including trouble falling asleep, early waking, coughing or snoring, feeling too cold or too hot, and having a bad dream.

Overall, in all patients with MDD, sleep ultradian cycle number was positively associated with REMS percentage, REMS duration, and REMS/NREMS ratio and negatively associated with REM latency.

The study provides strong evidence for the utility of resting-state fMRI measures in predicting the development of attentional or mood disorders in children.

The risk factors for tardive dyskinesia in patients taking antipsychotics include age, comorbid diagnoses, and high medication dosages.

Risk of autism spectrum disorder with and without intellectual disability increases with prenatal and infant exposure to several common ambient pesticides.

Investigators analyzed the clinical, psychological, and cognitive factors that affect perceived and cognitive performance fatigability in patients with multiple sclerosis.

Cognitive behavioral therapy may improve a diverse array of depressive symptoms in patients with Parkinson disease.

Multimarker inflammatory biosignatures are expected to facilitate diagnosis and predict treatment outcomes for various central nervous system disorders, particularly Alzheimer disease and major depressive disorder.