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Health · Mental health · published 2026-10-19 · via Psychiatric Times

Adjustment Disorder Often Overlooked After Major Stressors

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Adjustment disorder is often missed after major life stressors, particularly in cancer care. The article covers updated diagnostic criteria, associated risks, and emerging therapies such as psilocybin.

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