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Clinical Neuropsychiatry
Volume 22, issue 6 – December 2025
Co-Editor in chief psychology: Adriano Schimmenti –
Co-Editor in chief psychiatry: Alfonso Troisi
Bimonthly journal published by Giovanni Fioriti Editore srl
ISSN PRINT EDITION: 1724-4935, ISSN ONLINE EDITION: 2385-0787 Language: English.
DOI: doi.org/10.36131/cnfioritieditore
Narrative review
Genetic Risk, Self-Harm, and Violence in Schizophrenia: A Narrative Review of Implications for Early Identification and Intervention
by Ela Doruk Korkmaz, Elif Everest Objective: This narrative review examines clinical, genetic, and epidemiological evidence on schizophrenia (SCZ) to identify predictors of self-harm and violence, summarize genetic contributors to SCZ including pleiotropy...Opinion paper
Algorithmic entrapment the silent erosion of user autonomy and mental health
by Leon Donadoni, Donatella Marazziti, Federico Mucci Recent developments in the study of highly visual social media have highlighted that, far from being neutral conduits, adolescents’ online environments might be curated by recommender systems that...Research paper
Profiling teen social networking sites users: developmental, identity, and psychological issues
by Francesca Gioia, Valentina Boursier Objective: in the last decades, social networking sites (SNSs) use among adolescents has dramatically increased, feeding the adolescents’ needs. However, younger users might be more vulnerable to problematic social...Research paper
Development and validation of the Climate Change Anxiety Scale-Short Form
by Maria Mirandi, Giorgio Ghizzoni, Carlo Garofalo, Elisa Delvecchio, Giacomo Rettori, Susan Clayton, Claudia Mazzeschi Objective: this study aimed to provide preliminary validity evidence for an 8-item short form of the Climate Change Anxiety Scale (CCAS-SF)...Research paper
Association between circulating cytokines and psychosomatic syndromes in patients with mood disorders
by Mario Altamura, Livia Ficarella, Ivana Leccisotti, Rossana Laurello, Michele Carapellese, Benedetta Vai, Francesco Benedetti, Antonello Bellomo Objective: elevated levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines are frequently observed in mood disorders, but...Research paper
Development and preliminary validation of a pakistani neuropsychological test assessment battery- PANTAB
by Shameem Fatima, Tehmina Zubair Objective: the main objective of present research project was to develop and validate a neuropsychological test assessment battery to evaluate the neuropsychological profiles of healthy and clinical populations from Pakistani. Method:...Systematic review
Pharmacological Interventions for Excoriation Behaviors in Alzheimer's Disease: an Empty Systematic Review of Clinical Trials
by Victor Linking Magalhães Campos, Antonio de Pádua Serafim Objective: skin-picking behaviors are often maintained in association with mood changes, but can also manifest as separate manifestations particularly in Alzheimer's disease (AD). Verifying...Research paper
Gender dysphoria and neurodevelopmental disorders: prevalence of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) among adults with gender dysphoria and their clinical phenotype
by Chiara Cecchelli, Corinna Moradei, Carlotta Cocchetti, Giacomo Grassi Objective: despite the increasing amount of data showing the presence of high association between gender dysphoria (GD) and autism spectrum disorders, less is known on the association...Research paper
Physiological and personality measures as potential factors associated with Cardiac Coherence Training effects on symptoms reduction: A pilot study on healthcare workers
by Sara Guidotti Objective: high cardiovascular risk (i.e., increased heart rate (HR) and reduced HR variability (HRV)) is common among healthcare workers. HRV biofeedback (HRVB) and cardiac coherence training (CCT) aim to minimize cardiac reactivity...Opinion paper
Stratifying the inflamed endotype in Difficult-to-Treat Depression: A roadmap from biomarkers to precision immunopsychiatry
by Walter Paganin Difficult-to-treat depression (DTD) extends beyond pharmacological non-response to encompass persistent symptoms, disability, and functional impairment despite optimal therapeutic strategies. This opinion advances a paradigm-shifting...English Books | Giovanni Fioriti Editore
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edited by Donatella Marazziti
“Clinical Psychopharmacotherapy is a comprehensive look at the entire spectrum of mental disorders and their treatments featuring a tour de force of Italian experts, scientists and clinicians. It is up to date, and should serve as a most useful reference now that it is available in English. Congratulations to the contributors and editor”.
Stephen M. Stahl
University of California, San Diego
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The COVID-19 pandemic has led the government to extend and reinforce their recommendations for influenza vaccination, and several Italian Regions have made it obligatory for elderly people and healthworkers. Right now, however, the most reliable studies in the elderly have shown it is useful only in people with active heart disease. For people without heart problems there is no strong evidence in its favor. The same seems true for indiscriminate vaccination of pregnant women and children. For health workers too there is no proof of net benefit, and anyway the obligation does not seem compatible with current practice.
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edited by Paula Weerkamp-Bartholomeus
ReAttach is focusing on the similarity in cognitive processing of information, emotions and events. The underlying structure of ReAttach is based on ortho-paedagogical influencing, obstructing factors and facilitating optimal conditions for cognitive functioning and growth.
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by Francesco Colotta
This book wants to recapitulate the cellular and molecular mechanism underlying the adaptative and evolutionary nature of cancer and to discuss how we might take advantage from considering cancer an adaptative and evolutionary disease to design new strategies for cancer therapy and prevention.
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by Frauke Schultze-Lutter, Jean Addington, Stephan Ruhrmann, Joachim Klosterkötter
The Schizophrenia Proneness Instrument originates in the basic symptom concept first described by Gerd. Basic symptoms are subtle, subclinical self-experienced disturbances in drive, stress tolerance, affect, thinking, speech, perception and motor action, which are phenomenologically clearly distinct from psychotic symptoms.
Correspondence
Letter to the editor
by Giulio Vannini
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