The Latest Breaking News from OCD

Having ended its large-scale production in 2022, Fulltone has been given a second life through a collaboration with Jackson Audio, with old favorites and new inventions on the way

And it the newly resurrected brand has a new drive pedal out with the OCD V1.4 – “an exact part for part recreation of one of the most valuable and sought after guitar pedals ever made”

People with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) could be more likely to die from both natural and unnatural causes than those without the illness, according to a Swedish study published in The BMJ. Read further on Dynamite News:

Campbell Burns on Vacations' remarkable American success.

Charlotte Cripps doesn’t go through airports in a Hazmat suit or fear door handles, but she does love tidying and refuses to share forks. She speaks to experts about the boom in diagnosing OCD and germaphobia – and whether her personal mum stress is a symptom of modern life, or…

Readers are advised that this article contains explicit discussion of suicide and suicidal and obsessional thoughts. If you are in need of support, contact details are included at the end of the article.

A novel type of deep brain stimulation known as responsive deep brain stimulation helped improve symptoms in a woman with severe OCD, according to a new study.

Meanwhile, report after report shows greenhouse gas emissions are on the rise in New Mexico.

In the horror master's latest book, Holly Gibney's anxiety and OCD helps to solve problems, not create them

Since the start of the COVID pandemic, there has been more attention given to problems of mental ill-health including depression than ever before. A new therapeutic option, especially for depression, transcranial magnetic stimulation, is slowly helping to address some of these considerable unmet needs in our community.

Researchers discover glutamate and GABA imbalance in key brain regions of OCD sufferers, offering potential for improved treatment