This study examined whether the presence of a comorbid substance use disorder increased
the risk of criminal recidivism and reincarceration in prison inmates with a severe mental …

Research exploring the relationship between weight perception and depressed mood among
adolescents is limited in the United States. The purpose of this study is to examine the …

Background Patients have higher mortality immediately after substance abuse treatment
discharge, but there are few data on post-discharge mortality differences across treatment …

We examined the effect of mental health problems and difficulties on alcohol, tobacco, and
other drug (ATOD) use among college students by using the 2013 Texas College Survey of …

Psychiatrists commonly treat adolescents with multiple psychotropic medications simultaneously.
We studied the effects of psychotropic medications on the weight of adolescent patients …

The article discusses a study conducted to compare the mortality rate of Public Mental Health
Clients (PHMCs) in the 38 Local Mental Health Authorities (LMHAs) of Texas during 2006-…

This study was conducted to determine how the current shortage of Texas child and
adolescent psychiatrists (CAPs) impacts the delivery of mental health care services to indigent …

Seriously mentally ill patients are known to have rates of mortality much greater than those
of the general population. Prior research in Texas has shown inpatient Public Mental Health …

Background: Substance abuse is a leading cause of preventable morbidity and mortality.
While there is prior literature on mortality associated with abuse of major drug classes, …

“Feminism” has many strands, some of which are compatible with traditional Christian theological
anthropology. Victoria Harrison and Janet Soskice, for example, have made important …