Behavioral Health Care

  Neurologist in Battle Creek |  Behavioral Health Care, P.C The COVID-19 pandemic severely impacted the  mental health  of young people, with increased levels of clinical depression being identified, a new study reports. A decrease in alcohol consumption was also identified amongst young people during the pandemic. To know more visit:  www.mimood.com

 Neurologist in Battle Creek MI-USA | Dr. Saifollahi A new study reports a high global prevalence of both  depression  and anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic and shows how implementation of mitigation strategies including public transportation and school closures, and stay-at-home orders impacted such disorders. To know more visit: www.mimood.com

  Neurologist in Battle Creek MI, USA |   Behavioral Health Care, P.C. Those who have have persistent trouble sleeping may be at higher risk for developing what’s known as complicated grief after the loss of a loved one, a new study finds. To know more visit: www.mimood.com

Psychiatrist in Battle Creek | Dr. Saifollahi Researchers found two simultaneous conditions during pregnancy in response to stress that made them realize just how complex the cross-talk between mom and baby is during gestation: Immune cells in the placenta and uterus were not activated, but significant inflammation was detected in the fetal brain. To know more visit:  www.mimood.com

  Best Neurologist in  Battle Creek, Michigan |  Behavioral Health Care, P.C. Depression  was not more common in patients who used beta-blockers. The rate of discontinuing medications due to depression was the same for people taking beta-blockers compared to people taking other treatments. Sleep disorders, including insomnia and unusual dreams, may affect some patients taking beta-blockers. To know more visit: www.mimood.com

  Psychiatrist in Battle Creek MI, USA |  Depression  |  Behavioral Health Care, P.C. Clinical trial results provide rationale for continued study of the KCNQ type of ion channel. To know more visit:  www.mimood.com

Mental Health Consultation in Battle Creek MI |  Behavioral Health Care, P.C. A new systematic review of 65 studies from around the world involves a total of 97,333 health care workers and finds that one in five have experienced  depression , anxiety, and/or PTSD during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. To know more visit:  www.mimood.com

  A team of neuroscientists is uncovering how psychedelics affect brain activity. New work shows a strong connection in rodent models between brain activity and behaviors resulting from psychedelic treatment, a step forward in the quest to better understand their potential therapeutic effects. To know more visit:  www.mimood.com

Using a computerized and completely remote training program, researchers have found a way to mitigate negative emotions in children. Results support the link between inhibitory control dysfunction and anxiety/depression. EEG results also provide evidence of frontal alpha asymmetry shifting to the left after completing an emotional version of the training. Computerized cognitive training programs can be highly beneficial for children, not just for academics, but for psychological and emotional functioning during a challenging time in their development. To know more visit: www.mimood.com

  A research team has uncovered a molecular mechanism to help explain how psychological and/or physiological stress in pregnant women triggers preterm birth with no known cause. To know more visit: www.mimood.com

  Psychiatrist Consultation in Battle Creek, MI |   Behavioral Health Care, P.C. In recent years, researchers have begun using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) not just to better understand the neural bases of psychiatric illness, but also for experimental treatment of  depression , ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, substance use disorder, and schizophrenia with real-time fMRI neurofeedback. But how well does it work? To know more visit: www.mimood.com

 Loneliness is a risk factor associated with adolescents being drawn into compulsive internet use. The risk of compulsive use has grown in the coronavirus pandemic: loneliness has become increasingly prevalent among adolescents, who spend longer and longer periods of time online. To know more visit: www.mimood.com

 If depression is making it more difficult for some unemployed people to land a job, one type of therapy may help, research suggests. In a new study, 41% of unemployed or underemployed people undergoing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) found a new job or went from part- to full-time work by the end of the 16-week treatment for depression. To know more visit: www.mimood.com

 By analyzing the genome of tens of thousand people, a team has discovering similarities between the genetic bases of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa or binge-eating disorder, and those of psychiatric disorders. Eating disorders differ in their genetic association with anthropometric traits. Thus, genetic predisposition to certain weight traits may be a distinctive feature of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa or binge-eating disorder. To know more visit: www.mimood.com