Peter Simons

It reduced self-harm, seclusion, and restraint. Now we have a better idea of how it was able to achieve that goal—and barriers preventing it.

Research is piling up: once doctors use artificial intelligence, they begin to lose vital skills, and trainees may never learn them.

More than half of young adults began to think they had ADHD after awareness campaign—despite not meeting criteria for this disorder.

Social media’s increasing use of algorithm-driven content that lasts only seconds may be worsening attention, inhibition, stress, and anxiety

About a quarter of those aged 18-21 had used chatbots for mental health advice, raising concern from experts.

Questions remain about best practices for discontinuation strategies, and the distinction between relapse and withdrawal was not defined.

More than half of participants remitted after digital education about anxiety, while more than three-quarters remitted after digital CBT.

With fewer adverse effects and many benefits beyond depression treatment, exercise may be a better option than therapy or antidepressants.

Medical trainees using chatbots to do their homework and write their papers will not develop the skills needed to be a successful doctor.

Established drugs were repurposed, “me-too” drugs were approved, and even the few new biological approaches lacked clinical utility.