Stress, Sleep, and Support Predict Postpartum Anxiety
A cross-sectional study in BMC Public Health finds that stress management, sleep quality, and social support predict lower anxiety and ...
Tag: Chronic conditions
Medicare Patients with Multiple Chronic Illnesses Face Steep Care Demands
A cross-sectional study of Medicare beneficiaries found that older adults with seven or more chronic conditions experienced high care continuity ...
Pandemic Healthcare Access in Kazakhstan Dropped Sharply Among Socioeconomically Vulnerable Adults
A nationwide survey in Kazakhstan revealed that more than one in five adults requiring healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic failed ...
Informal Settlement Adults in Ouagadougou Are Less Likely to Die in Healthcare Facilities
A longitudinal study in Ouagadougou reveals that adult residents of informal settlements are significantly less likely to die in healthcare ...
Stress More Strongly Linked to Poorer Quality of Life in Multiple Conditions
A study of Finnish adults found that perceived stress is more strongly associated with poorer health-related quality of life among ...
Wearable Devices Map Factors Linked to Sedentary Habits in Chronic Illness
A cross-sectional investigation using dual accelerometers in Denmark found that higher body mass index, multimorbidity, living alone, and non-working status ...
Health literacy and advance care planning among adults in New York City
A cross-sectional survey of New York City adults aged 40 and older found that lower health literacy did not preclude ...
Commercially Insured US Adults Show Distinct Age-Specific Pneumococcal Disease Risk Profiles
A retrospective study of commercially insured US adults found that 58.4 percent were at low risk for pneumococcal disease, while ...
Large Survey Maps Quality-of-Life Norms for Central China After the Pandemic
A survey of 20,192 adults in Hubei and Henan provides updated EQ-5D-5L population norms for central China and shows that ...
Loneliness Drives Declines in Mental, Cognitive and Functional Health in Older Europeans
A longitudinal SHARE analysis of Europeans aged 50 and over finds loneliness drives worsening mental, cognitive and functional health, while ...
Primary care physicians describe unclear roles and missing information in breast cancer survivorship care
Qualitative interviews with eight US primary care physicians identified unclear role delineation and a lack of actionable information from oncology ...
When Asthma Care Changes Hands: GPs Reveal Cracks in the Adolescent Transition
A qualitative study of Belgian general practitioners reveals ambivalence, poor interprofessional communication, and training gaps that undermine transitional care for ...
Long COVID Leaves Lasting Mark on Health and Care Trust in Belgian Adults, Survey Finds
A large Belgian survey of primary care patients aged 45 and older finds that Long COVID affects about one in ...
What Parents of Chronically Ill Children Really Want From Digital Health Tools
A scoping review of 39 studies finds that parents of children with chronic conditions share cross-diagnostic needs for accessible, reliable, ...
Demographics Influence Adolescents’ Chronic Conditions and Well-Being
Chronic conditions have been a growing concern in pediatric medicine, particularly regarding how they impact the psychosocial functioning of adolescents. ...
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