Journal of Affective Disorders

Occupational stigma is independently associated with PTSD symptoms among HCWs. These findings underscore the critical need for integrating targeted anti-stigma interventions into mental health strategies for HCWs involving in managing infectious disease or in pandemic context.

Our findings suggest that self-reported sleep via EMA has strong utility in predicting near-term suicidal risk, depression, and PTSD, while wearable devices can provide low-burden, supplemental information. Integrating wearables and EMA may enhance the prediction and inform just-in-time suicide interventions.

This study shows how a structured, data-driven development process can yield a scientifically robust baseline assessment battery capturing a broad range of candidate treatment moderators. The battery will undergo further refinement following the results of the OptimizeD trial, which will identify the subset of baseline characteristics that meaningfully predict differential treatment response. Whi…

Dynamic changes in parental occupational status and SSS, especially during early life, play an important role in shaping adolescent depressive symptoms. Early identification of socioeconomic disadvantage and timely interventions may help reduce depressive symptoms among adolescents.