Publications by authors named "D Gyllenberg"
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- This study aimed to investigate the incidence and trends of cardiac events in young patients (aged 5-30) receiving psychopharmacological treatment in Sweden between 2006 and 2018.
- The results showed that out of over 875,000 exposed patients, there were 26,750 cardiac events, with a low overall mean annual incidence of 0.99%, but an upward trend of 4.26% each year, particularly among adolescent females and those on multiple medications.
- The findings suggest a need for more research into the potential links between psychopharmacological treatment and cardiac issues in this population.
Our aim was to study enrollment and completion levels for the internet-based and telephone-assisted Finnish Strongest Families Smart Website (SFSW) parent training intervention, for parents of young children with disruptive behavior before and after the COVID-19 lockdown period. Population-based screening was carried out on 39,251 children during routine check- ups at 4 years of age. The parents of children scoring at least 5 on the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire were assessed against inclusion and exclusion criteria.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFPsychiatric problems are risk markers for poor educational attainment. The number of adolescents receiving treatment has increased. We investigated whether the association between psychiatric problems in early adolescence and dropping out of school had changed.
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- - Previous research on the impact of in utero exposure to SSRIs and long-term anxiety or depressive behaviors in children has been inconsistent, prompting a new study utilizing Finnish national data to investigate these effects more clearly.
- - The study will analyze a large cohort of over 1.2 million mothers and their children, comparing those exposed to SSRIs during pregnancy with various control groups, to assess the prevalence and severity of depression in offspring.
- - By examining factors like maternal depression and family history of psychiatric disorders, the research aims to clarify the specific effects of SSRIs, providing valuable insights for public health and clinical guidance for treating pregnant women.
Background: Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) restrictions decreased the use of specialist psychiatric services for children and adolescents in spring 2020. However, little is known about the pattern once restrictions eased. We compared new psychiatric diagnoses by specialist services during pandemic and pre-pandemic periods.
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