Publications by authors named "Mouna Al-Husni Al-Keilani"

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  • * Researchers conducted a retrospective review of 48 patients aged 8 to 12 years, noting a predominance of girls, a high percentage of parental psychiatric history, and significant co-occurring depressive and anxiety disorders among the children.
  • * Findings suggest challenges in diagnosing early onset anorexia nervosa in children, indicating a potential link between genetic factors and maternal mental health issues in the development of the disorder.
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Background: School attendance problems have an impact on the social, academic, and professional development of young people. School refusal and truancy are described as school attendance problems. Clarifying the developmental trajectory of school refusal would allow a better understanding of the phenomenon including earlier detection and improved management.

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Background: School refusal has an impact on the mental health and on future of young people. This phenomenon cannot only be linked to school dysfunction but must be considered in a larger set of processes. Recent studies propose an understanding of school refusal in terms of psychopathology and individual functioning as well as in terms of associated environmental and family factors.

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Background: Video game has become the preferred form of play among youth. Substantial research has mainly examined problems related to potential negative effects of video games ranging from sedentary screen time, exposure to violence, and excessive or problematic gaming. However, over the past two decades, the use of video games in psychotherapy has become increasingly popular with a lot of applications.

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Major speech impairment is a cardinal feature of Rett syndrome. Epilepsy, of variable presentation, is also frequently described. We report a girl who presented rapid speech regression while EEG showed continuous spikes and waves during slow sleep.

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