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Gut–Skin–Brain Interactions in Chronic Dermatological Disease: Microbiome, Psychological Stress, and Systemic Inflammation

Chronic dermatological diseases are increasingly understood as systemic disorders influenced by interactions among cutaneous and intestinal microbiota, immune regulation, psychological stress, and neuroendocrine signaling. This study analyzed the gut–skin–brain axis as an integrative framework for understanding the pat...

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Immunometabolic Dysregulation and Cognitive Dysfunction in Major Depressive Disorder: The Role of Chronic Low-Grade Inflammation

Major depressive disorder is a heterogeneous psychiatric condition frequently accompanied by persistent cognitive dysfunction involving executive function, attention, memory, processing speed, and motivational processes. Increasing evidence suggests that chronic low-grade inflammation and immunometabolic dysregulation...

Beyond Primary Psychiatry: Medical Causes of Neuropsychiatric Symptoms and an Interdisciplinary Diagnostic Approach

Findings indicate that the differential diagnosis of neuropsychiatric symptoms should not rely exclusively on psychiatric phenomenology, and a structured approach integrating temporal evolution, neurological and systemic warning signs, targeted complementary testing, and interdisciplinary evaluation may improve the rec...