JAMA Psychiatry

Path Asymmetry in Complex Dynamic Systems of Psychopathology

This article illustrates the assumption of path symmetry in current theories of psychopathology and calls for the development of dynamical systems of mental illness that incorporate asymmetry.

Probability, Probability-Based, and Nonprobability Surveys in Psychiatric Epidemiological Research

Importance  As mental health challenges continue to increase globally, using rigorous surveillance frameworks is essential for delivering nuanced population-level insights and informing evidence-based policy decisions. Objective  To develop a standard for using nonprobability and probability-based online panel surveys in psychiatric epidemiological research….

Implementing Precision Medicine in Psychiatry

Importance  Neuropsychiatric disorders impose a substantial burden on individuals and societies worldwide. Despite significant advances in the understanding of the brain, only a handful of mechanism-based treatments for psychiatric disorders have been discovered and validated in the past 50 years. Observations  After…

Artificial Intelligence and the Potential Transformation of Mental Health

Importance  The potential of tools using artificial intelligence (AI) to address the many challenges in delivery of mental health care has been widely discussed. However, the possible negative consequences of AI for such care have received less attention. Observations  Integrating AI with…

Mental Health Outcomes in Transgender and Nonbinary People – An Umbrella Review

Importance  Experiences of marginalization by gender minority people may predispose them to poorer mental health outcomes than their cisgender peers. Understanding mental health conditions in transgender (trans) and nonbinary people is an essential step in addressing potential inequities in outcome for…