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Stress history determines psilocybin’s effects on fear extinction in male adolescent rats

Biological Psychiatry Global Open Science September 1, 2026 Elizabeth A Virakorn, Kathryn Baker, Nicholas A. Everett et al.

Background Recent work suggests that psilocybin, a hallucinogenic 5-HT 2A R agonist with rapid and long-lasting anti-depressant actions, facilitates fear extinction retention in adult rodents. However, psilocybin’s effects on adolescent fear extinction are unknown. Further, chronic stress in adolescence predisposes individuals to developing psychopathologies such as anxiety and fear-related...

Impact of a 12-week yogic intervention on selected psychological parameters among cardiac and diabetic patients of the Agra region: A pre-test post-test experimental study

International Journal of Yogic, Human Movement and Sports Sciences September 1, 2026 Ravi Shankar Singh, Lokendra Pal Singh Chauhan

To evaluate the effect of a structured 12-week yogic intervention comprising yogic asanas, pranayama and guided meditation on stress, anxiety and sleep pattern among adult male cardiac and diabetic patients. Sixty male patients aged 45-70 years (30 cardiac and 30 diabetic) participated; within each clinical category, 15 were assigned to an experimental group and 15 to a control group. The...

Physical Activity Level Moderates Cannabis-Associated Reductions in Negative Affect in Anxious Individuals.

Clinical Therapeutics September 2026 Jonathon K. Lisano, Luiza Rosa, Greg Giordano et al.

Emerging research indicates that the use of cannabis products, particularly those higher in cannabidiol (CBD), may be anxiolytic. Physical activity is another modality observed to have anxiolytic effects. Despite evidence of cannabis and physical activity being paired together, there is limited research on the possible synergistic effects of physical activity and cannabis use on reductions in...

Psychopharmacology at an Inflection Point: From Syndromes to Stratified Mechanisms, Circuit-Based Treatments, and Precision Psychiatry.

Journal of Psychiatric Practice September 1, 2026 Matthew Macaluso

Psychopharmacology, once propelled by a series of serendipitous mid-20th-century discoveries, has matured into a field defined by mechanistic diversity, translational neuroscience, and an expanding array of circuit-based interventions. Despite more than 100 approved psychiatric drugs, remission rates for major depressive disorder and other serious mental disorders remain modest, underscoring...

DOI: 10.1097/pra.0000000000000947 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Artificial intelligence Drug development Glutamatergic neurotransmission Muscarinic receptor agonists +5

Mindful yoga bij depressie en mogelijke mediërende processen

Gedragstherapie. September 1, 2026 Nina K. Vollbehr

Mindful yoga for depression and possible mediating processes This review article describes a study on the added value of mindful yoga in the treatment of depression. Although existing treatments such as cognitive behavioral therapy can help with depression, a large proportion of people with depression do not recover or do not recover sufficiently. Therefore, it is important to develop new...

Ketamine Dose and Duration Effects in Internalizing Disorders

The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology September 1, 2026 Neil McNaughton, Ben Beaglehole, Paul Glue

The dose-response profile of racemic ketamine in internalizing disorders is poorly characterized. This was a secondary analysis of outcome responses in patients with treatment-resistant depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, generalized and/or social anxiety, or obsessive-compulsive disorder. For each disorder, they received single intramuscular doses of racemic ketamine (0.5 and 1.0...

Esketamine for Postoperative Anxiety After Major Abdominal Tumor Surgery: A Randomized Clinical Trial

Drug Design, Development and Therapy September 1, 2026 Xiaoying Cui, Wutao Chen, Jinyu Wang et al.

Purpose: Postoperative anxiety is common in surgical patients and may impair recovery, especially in the patients with preoperative anxiety. However, effective strategies for treating postoperative anxiety remain limited. We hypothesized that esketamine could reduce postoperative anxiety in patients with preoperative anxiety undergoing major abdominal tumor surgery. Patients and Methods: 180...

775. The influence of mindfulness-based nutritional therapy measures on the modification of nutritional problems in patients with psychopathogenic symptoms and implications for psychiatric treatment

The International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology September 1, 2026 C. Penkov, K. Friedrich, J. Krieger et al.

Abstract Background Studies and the S3 practice guidelines in psychiatry and psychotherapy show that health-promoting measures are highly relevant in the treatment of mental illness. Current psychiatric care research still shows ambivalent findings regarding the effects of specific diets on psychopathogenic symptoms. In particular, the quality of nutrition and different effects in a...

Implications of Potential US FDA Approval of Psychedelics or Psychedelic-Adjacents Such as Ibogaine for Pharmacy in Japan.

Cureus September 2026 Robert B. Raffa

An Executive Order signed in April 2026 directed US federal agencies to expedite development and review pathways for psychedelic and psychedelic-adjacent (such as ibogaine) therapies. The FDA issued Commissioner's National Priority Vouchers to psilocybin developers, and cleared the investigational new drug (IND) application for noribogaine hydrochloride for alcohol use disorder. These...

DOI: 10.7759/cureus.116178 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Ibogaine Drug interactions Drug regulation Japan pharmacy practice +2

551. Esketamine in neuropsychiatric long COVID: a retrospective analysis

The International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology September 1, 2026 N Hartman, D Ivkic, M C Dorczok et al.

Neuropsychiatric manifestations of Long COVID (LC) frequently include post-exertional malaise (Cheng et al. , 2025), fatigue, cognitive dysfunction and impairment, sleep disturbances, post-traumatic stress, autonomic dysregulation, pain, inner tension, psychomotor retardation, aberrations in appetite and weight (Badenoch et al. , 2022; O'Mahoney et al. , 2025), showing substantial clinical and...