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  • In Eating Disorder Recovery, Connection Improved the Most

    In Eating Disorder Recovery, Connection Improved the Most

    New outcomes data from a Texas eating disorder program shows interpersonal connection was the strongest area of progress, with relational distress down twenty-four point nine percent.

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    Eating Disorder Solutions Reports Strong Gains in Interpersonal Connection From Its Weatherford Treatment Program — ACN Newswire, October 23, 2026


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  • Nearly One in Five Young Adults Now Feels Anxious Every Single Day

    Nearly One in Five Young Adults Now Feels Anxious Every Single Day

    Daily anxiety among Americans aged eighteen to twenty-five rose from fifteen percent in twenty twenty to nineteen point five percent in twenty twenty-four.

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    Nearly 1 in 5 young US adults now report anxiety every day — Knowridge, October 23, 2026, reporting George Mason University research in the American Journal of Public Health


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  • One Weakened Brain Signal Behind Many Schizophrenia Symptoms

    One Weakened Brain Signal Behind Many Schizophrenia Symptoms

    A McGill-led study in Science Advances finds that weaker, slower beta-band brain activity tracks perception, speech, and symptom severity in schizophrenia.

    Source

    Several Schizophrenia Symptoms Linked to Single Brain Signal — BioQuick News, October 23, 2026, reporting Science Advances


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  • Albuquerque's $5.2 Million Bet: Turning Opioid Settlement Cash Into Recovery

    Albuquerque's $5.2 Million Bet: Turning Opioid Settlement Cash Into Recovery

    Albuquerque's city council unanimously approved $5.2 million in opioid settlement spending — treatment navigation, a medical sobering center, recovery housing, and school-based prevention — backed by a new public accountability dashboard so residents can track every dollar.

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    Albuquerque approves millions in opioid settlement funds: Here's where the money is going — The Paper (abq.news), Oct 20, 2026


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  • Grief Before the Goodbye: What Weighs Most on Cancer Caregivers

    Grief Before the Goodbye: What Weighs Most on Cancer Caregivers

    A systematic review in BMC Psychiatry maps what drives anticipatory grief in people caring for a loved one with cancer.

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    Caregiver burden and family ties shape anticipatory grief in cancer — ScienMag, reporting Feng et al., BMC Psychiatry, 2026


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  • Two Decades of Proof: Brain Stimulation Delivers Lasting Relief for Severe OCD

    Two Decades of Proof: Brain Stimulation Delivers Lasting Relief for Severe OCD

    Researchers at University Hospital Cologne followed thirty patients with severe, treatment-resistant OCD for up to twenty-one years after deep brain stimulation — and nearly three in four reached a lasting clinical response, with some improving years after the first year of treatment.

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    Two Decades of Data Show Deep Brain Stimulation Can Deliver Lasting Relief — ScienMag, Oct 19, 2026


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  • 94,000 Brain Scans, One Shared Method: The Largest Mental Illness Study Ever Launched

    94,000 Brain Scans, One Shared Method: The Largest Mental Illness Study Ever Launched

    A five-year NIH-funded global initiative led by USC will analyze more than ninety-four thousand brain scans across eight psychiatric disorders using one shared method.

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    Global team launches largest-ever study of brain function across eight mental illnesses — Keck School of Medicine of USC, October 22, 2026


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  • Eight Weeks of Salsa: The Dance Class That Lifted Depression in a Cambridge Trial

    Eight Weeks of Salsa: The Dance Class That Lifted Depression in a Cambridge Trial

    In a randomized trial, 121 young adults with mild to moderately severe depressive symptoms who took an eight-week salsa class improved significantly more than a waitlist control group — with the largest gains in social anxiety and daily happiness.

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    Feeling down? A salsa class might help, according to researchers — TMJ4 News (Oct 20, 2026), reporting on the Cambridge University study of social dance-based activity for young adults with depressive symptoms.


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