The third issue of “Consortium Psychiatricum” for 2026 has been published. Read in the new issue:
Since 2013, the number of hospitalizations of patients with drug-induced psychoses in Russia has increased sixfold — researchers have identified the reasons behind this trend.
Researchers from St. Petersburg State University have found that schizophrenia symptoms form a complex network in which the central nodes — apathy, cognitive deficits, and depression — are associated with other disturbances. Targeting these key symptoms may help disrupt the pathological structure of the disorder as a whole.
Antidepressants do not work in a quarter of patients — possibly due to underlying inflammation. A researcher from Italy proposes introducing blood tests for inflammatory markers to enable more targeted treatment selection.
Moscow researchers have identified the main reasons why international medical students experience anxiety and depression more often than local students.
Researchers from Pakistan call for greater accountability among researchers for fabricated references generated by ChatGPT when preparing scientific articles.
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