Psychotic symptoms may help identify teenagers prone to suicide, according to a study published online October 29 in Archives of General Psychiatry. The findings argue that psychotic symptoms should be routinely assessed in evaluations of a person’s suicide risk.
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Whether you are a French chef vying for a three star rating, or a mere mortal trying to make it through the day, your outlook on life and how you react to stress may depend on a molecular middleman that resides deep inside your brain cells.
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By examining the brains of people who have committed suicide, scientists are pinpointing some problems deep within their brain cells that may explain their severe depression.
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