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Novel Approach Curbs the Impact of Racism on Mental Health

A family-centered, culturally tailored prevention program reduced discrimination-related depressive symptoms in Black adolescents.

United statesKevin simonStrong african american familiesEpidemiologic studies depression scaleBoston childrenSocial determinants of healthAdolescent medicineImplicit racismRural healthUral medicine

Five Hours or Less of Sleep Per Night Tied to Depression

A genetic predisposition to getting less than optimal sleep was associated with subsequent depression.

United kingdomNational institute onDepartment of behavioural scienceUniversity college londonNational institute for healthCare researchEnglish longitudinal studyUnited kingdom biobankEpidemiologic studies depression scaleBehavioural scienceNational instituteSelect sleep disordersIdiopathic hypersomniaExcessive daytime sleepinessObstructive sleep apneaHx of depression

Postmenopausal Stress Linked to Mood, Cognitive Symptoms

Women with higher levels of cortisol in hair and saliva had more severe symptoms of depression, researchers found.

United statesHadine joffeChristina metcalfWomen health researchAmerican menopause societyColorado centerHarvard medical schoolWomen healthWomen behavioral healthNational institute of mental healthColorado universityMenopause societyLudeman family centerUniversity of colorado at denverMary horrigan connors centerNorth american menopause society

Increased Anxiety Observed in Parents of Adolescents with IBD

Parents in the active disease group indicated greater levels of anxiety than parents of children without active IBD, suggesting a correlation between parental mental health and their child’s disease activity.

Katsuhiro araiWorld health organization quality of lifeNational centerChild healthPediatric inflammatory bowel diseasePediatric crohnDisease activity indexPediatric ulcerative colitis activityState trait anxiety inventory formEpidemiologic studies depression scaleWorld health organization qualityInflammatory bowel diseaseActive diseaseMental healthQuality of lifeCrohn disease

Common Environmental Chemicals May Be Tied to Postpartum Depression

Reducing exposure to these chemicals could provide an avenue for prevention, researcher says

New yorkUnited statesMichael depeauMelanieh jacobsonGrossman school of medicineEnvironmental influences on child health outcomesEdinburgh postnatal depression scaleEpidemiologic studies depression scaleNew york cityPatient reported measurement information systemMedpage todayChild health outcomes

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