María A. Oquendo

Proximal Risk of Suicide-Related Behavior in Black Youth With a Parental History of Mood Disorder

Jamie M. Zelazny, Giovanna Porta, J. John Mann, María A. Oquendo et autres

Background: Suicide rates have risen disproportionately in Black youth, yet little is known about risk factors specific to this population. Aims: We sought to identify proximal risk factors for suicide-related behavior (SRB) in a sample of Black youth at high risk for …

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The Future of DSM : A Strategic Vision for Incorporating Socioeconomic, Cultural, and Environmental Determinants and Intersectionality

Milton L. Wainberg, Jonathan E. Alpert, Tami D. Benton, Diana E. Clarke et autres

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Psychiatric Safety of Tirzepatide in People With Obesity and No Known Major Psychopathology: A Post Hoc Analysis of SURMOUNT

TA Wadden, María A. Oquendo, Robert F. Kushner, Dachuang Cao et autres

OBJECTIVE: This post hoc analysis assessed psychiatric changes with tirzepatide in adults with obesity, without known major psychopathology, from SURMOUNT-1, SURMOUNT-2, and SURMOUNT-3. METHODS: In participants (N = 4056) treated with tirzepatide (5/10/15 mg or maximum tolerated dose 10/15 mg) versus placebo, …

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Psychiatry at the turn of the century and a vision for future developments

María A. Oquendo, María Luisa Barrigón, Enrique Baca‐García

From 1995 to 2025, psychiatry evolved from a primarily syndromic discipline toward a field increasingly shaped by neuroscience, digital technology, globalization, and shifting social expectations surrounding mental health. This transformation included major advances in diagnostic frameworks, brain imaging and genomics, psychopharmacology, evidence-based …

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Exploring themes and disparities in SI research across low-and-middle income countries using natural language processing (Preprint)

Hayoung Kim Donnelly, Meyer Steinberg, Corbin J. Standley, María A. Oquendo et autres

BACKGROUND Despite bearing the largest burden of suicide globally, low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) remain significantly underrepresented in suicide research compared to high-income countries (HICs). OBJECTIVE This study leverages natural language processing (NLP) and qualitative analysis to examine disparities in suicide research …

Automated Safety Plan Scoring in Outpatient Mental Health Settings Using Large Language Models: Exploratory Study

Hayoung Kim Donnelly, Kelly L. Green, Uğurcan Vurgun, Sy Hwang et autres

Background: The safety planning intervention (SPI) is a suicide prevention intervention that results in a written plan to help patients reduce suicide risk. High-quality safety plans-that is, those that are the most complete, personalized, and specific-are more effective in reducing suicide risk. …

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Exploring the Potential of Large Language Models for Automated Safety Plan Scoring in Outpatient Mental Health Settings (Preprint)

Hayoung Kim Donnelly, Gregory K. Brown, Kelly L. Green, Uğurcan Vurgun et autres

UNSTRUCTURED The Safety Planning Intervention (SPI) produces a plan to help manage patients’ suicide risk. High-quality safety plans – that is, those with greater fidelity to the original program model – are more effective in reducing suicide risk. We developed the Safety …

Cysticercosis and neurocysticercosis in people from Mocuba district, Zambézia province: A Mozambican community-based study

Janny Mucavele, Noémia Nhancupe, Guilherme Susstrunk Monteiro, Regina Daniel Miambo et autres

INTRODUCTION: Taenia solium cysticercosis represents a significant public health concern, especially in low-income countries such as Mozambique, where especially the sub form neurocysticercosis can be associated with acute symptomatic seizures, epilepsy and other neurological and psychiatric disorders. Therefore, this study aimed to …

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Digital phenotyping of stress responsive suicidal ideation in healthy individuals: an opportunity for prevention

María A. Oquendo

Abstract Background Decedents without known mental disorders constitute 5%-40% of suicides and epidemiologic studies show that 20% of those with a history of suicidal behavior (SB) may be free of psychiatric disorders. This implies that suicide ideation (SI) may occur in the …

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Exploring the Potential of Large Language Models for Automated Safety Plan Scoring in Outpatient Mental Health Settings

Hayoung Kim Donnelly, Gregory K. Brown, Kelly L. Green, Uğurcan Vurgun et autres

The Safety Planning Intervention (SPI) produces a plan to help manage patients' suicide risk. High-quality safety plans - that is, those with greater fidelity to the original program model - are more effective in reducing suicide risk. We developed the Safety Planning …

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Suicide Risk Among Cannabis, Heroin and Cocaine Users

Miguel Zacarías Pérez Sosa, Diego Vega, Stephanie H. Gomez, Glenn Alexander Melvin et autres

Abstract Individuals who use substances such as cocaine, cannabis, heroin, alcohol and nicotine are at increased risk for suicidal behavior. Our objective is to examine the relationship between substance use and suicide. An observational psychological autopsy study design was used to compare …

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“Sleepy Joe”, “el loco”, and evolving debates about mental health and democratic leadership in the Americas

Alexander James Smith, Agustín Artese, María A. Oquendo, Dinesh Bhugra et autres

In July 2024, the United States president, Joe Biden, ended his re-election bid following extensive scrutiny towards his mental health and “fitness to govern”, with detractors deriding him as “Sleepy Joe”.1 Mr Biden's predecessor, the current president-elect, Donald Trump, has himself elicited …

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