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Ivan Marniquet,Juliette Dupont-Viratelle,Flavie Crespo et al. Ivan Marniquet et al.
The rapid increase of the population aged 65 and over is associated with a higher prevalence of people suffering from cognitive functions alterations. Those impairments are partly due to environmental risk factors such as nutrition. In this...
Andreas Elleby Jespersen,Julie Marie Lindhardsen,Anders Lumbye et al. Andreas Elleby Jespersen et al.
Cognitive impairment is a key treatment target across neuropsychiatric disorders, including bipolar disorder (BD), but standard neuropsychological tools often fail to capture real-world cognitive challenges. Virtual reality (VR) offers a mo...
Bingqing He,Erik Smedler Bingqing He
Mental disorders profoundly influence cognition, emotion, and self-perception, and collectively represent a major cause of global disability. Their onset spans distinct developmental periods, from early childhood in neurodevelopmental condi...
Verónica Robles,Meritxell Valentí,Mar Mendibe et al. Verónica Robles et al.
Neurological and mental health disorders substantially reduce life expectancy and represent a major public health and socioeconomic burden in Europe, accounting for a significant proportion of disability and productivity loss. In Spain, con...
Stefano Pini,Daniela Tramontano,Benedetta Nardi et al. Stefano Pini et al.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental disorder (DSM-5) identifies severe sleep disruption as one of the clinical features and diagnostic criteria for Separation Anxiety Disorder (SAD), with one diagnostic criterion being a persis...
Lydia Fortea,Alexander T Ysbæk-Nielsen,Jeff Zarp et al. Lydia Fortea et al.
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) has been shown to induce widespread dysregulation of network connectivity in patients with mood disorders. Nevertheless, the extent to which these functional changes contribute to patients' cognitive side-eff...
Jolein Odermatt,Jan Sarlon,Neysan Schaefer et al. Jolein Odermatt et al.
Depressive disorders are among the most common psychiatric disorders worldwide and associated with half of all suicides. There is robust evidence indicating that both electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and repetitive transcranial magnetic stim...