Volume 1 Issue 2, February 2023

Adolescents differ in their beliefs, or mindsets, about the nature and workings of their personal qualities. Here we present theory and data that show why changing adolescents’ mindsets can lead to more productive coping with challenging situations and improved mental health.

Will connectome-based predictive modeling change how we care for people at risk of late-life suicide? A novel two-step modeling approach used by Gao et al. in their study sheds light on the road ahead.

This Review summarizes the advances in personalized medicine and drug discovery in psychiatry and suggests a framework for the development of clinically relevant biological subtypes in the field.

Using magnetic resonance imaging and connectome-based predictive modelling, Gao et al. find that brain connectivity data can predict suicide risk in patients with late-life depression.

Lee et al. identify a positive relationship between life stress and current psychological symptoms in individuals with low, but not high, cortisol response and positive affectivity.

Lee et al. combined data from mobile phone users, green spaces distribution and the United Kingdom Household Longitudinal Survey from 2020 to 2021 to evaluate how access to green spaces affected people’s mental health during COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns.

In this prospective cohort study of Syrian refugee children living in Lebanon, authors identified that daily exposure to stressors was the factor most strongly associated with children’s mental health problems.