Abstract Purpose of Review Parental mental disorders, particularly borderline personality
disorder (BPD), impair parenting behavior. Consequently, the children exhibit an elevated …

Introduction Paternal psychopathology is associated with various adolescent outcomes. With
emotional disorders presenting a significant public health concern in the adolescent age …

Importance Existing epidemiological evidence is equivocal as to whether paternal
depression poses a consequent risk of depression in offspring; meta-analysis of findings can …

Children's behavioral problems have been associated with their family environments. Here,
we investigate whether specific features of brain structures could relate to this link. Using …

Background Mental health problems (MHP) of parents are associated with an increased risk
of psychological and developmental difficulties in their children. This study aims at analyzing …

Given the high rates of co-occurrence of psychopathology within families, it is important to
identify and characterize interventions that simultaneously reduce both parent and child …

Parental psychopathological risk is considered as one of the most crucial features
associated with epigenetic modifications in offspring, which in turn are thought to be related …

Importance The long-term association between sleep duration and mental health in children
is currently unknown. Objective To investigate the prospective associations between sleep …

Parental psychopathology can affect child functioning, and vice versa. We examined
bidirectional associations between parent and offspring psychopathology in 5,536 children …

Background Parental anxiety has been associated with increased risk of emotional and
behavioural problems for offspring, yet the differing impact of each parent is unclear. As …