Publications by authors named "Ying-Yan Hu"
The use of magnetic particles and carbon materials, particularly those with compatible dielectric and magnetic loss, is crucial in managing microwave pollution. However, the mismatched impedance of currently available absorbers constrains their practical applications. Herein, we demonstrate the potential of a metal-organic framework (MOF)-derived composite whose impedance matching is optimized through spraying and immersion of MOF precursors in carbon nanotube socks followed by carbonization.
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- The study examines how functional neuroimaging differs in bipolar depression patients with anxiety symptoms (BDP-A) compared to those without (BDP-NA) and healthy controls (HC).
- Results showed that BDP-A patients had altered brain activity patterns, including decreased amplitude of low-frequency fluctuations in certain brain regions and increased functional connectivity.
- Limitations include a small sample size, the inclusion of non-drug-naive patients, a lack of pure anxiety disorder controls, and insufficient mental health evaluations of healthy participants.
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- A study explored how lifestyle factors, particularly diet, impact the severity of symptoms in patients with bipolar disorder (BD).
- It involved 113 BD patients who filled out questionnaires about their dietary habits, physical activity, and sleep quality.
- The findings indicated that eating whole grains, seafood, and dairy was linked to lower depression scores, while high sugar, soft drinks, alcohol consumption, and smoking were associated with worse symptoms.
Background: With attention to misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder (BP), long duration of undiagnosed bipolar disorder (DUBP) had been reported recently in years. This study aims to investigate the contributions of long DUBP to the frequency of relapse in bipolar patients, and explore affect factors of DUBP.
Method: From 26 hospitals throughout China, 3896 participants diagnosed with BP according to International Classification of Diseases 10th criteria were enrolled in this study.