Informal coercion – the subtle pressure patients feel in psychiatric care – is common but poorly understood. A new scoping review sheds light on how it’s defined, where it happens, and why it matters for patients and professionals alike.

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15.09.2025

Targeting teenage worry: network analysis of anxiety symptoms over time - National Elf Service

Nervousness, irritability, excessive worry, uncontrollable worry… not all anxiety symptoms weigh the same at different ages. This new Chineses study shows how anxiety networks tighten as young people grow older, and where the best intervention targets may lie.

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17.09.2025

The genetic link behind sleep problems, cognitive dysfunction, and neuroticism in 'treatment-resistant depression' - National Elf Service

A big new study suggests that certain genetic traits—like insomnia risk and neuroticism—may make depression harder to treat, while protective traits include education and cognitive ability.

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18.09.2025

Psychedelics and Queerness: Do we have a meaningful voice? - National Elf Service

Despite psychedelics’ deep ties with queer culture, research often excludes queer voices. This recent scoping review highlights gaps and shows how inclusive, intersectional methods can transform the field.

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“Necessary evil” or hidden harm? A scoping review of informal coercion in psychiatry - National Elf Service

Targeting teenage worry: network analysis of anxiety symptoms over time - National Elf Service

The genetic link behind sleep problems, cognitive dysfunction, and neuroticism in 'treatment-resistant depression' - National Elf Service

Psychedelics and Queerness: Do we have a meaningful voice? - National Elf Service

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