Loneliness Linked to Poorer Health Across 18 Countries
A study across 18 countries finds social isolation and loneliness are associated with poorer physical and mental health in older ...
Tag: health outcomes
Festival Teams Find Collaboration Key to Safety
A qualitative study in the Harm Reduction Journal explores how collaboration between medical and harm reduction teams at a Canadian ...
Pediatric Cancer Survivorship Science Addresses Lifelong Health Risks After Cure
Advances in childhood cancer treatment have increased five-year survival rates above 85 percent, but approximately 40 percent of survivors develop ...
Umbrella Review Finds Digital Health Effective but Not Superior to Standard Therapies
An umbrella review of 232 meta-analyses encompassing 559,792 participants found that digital health interventions are effective compared with inactive controls ...
Drug Use and Social Vulnerability Combine to Raise Health Risks for Street Youth in Indonesia
A prospective cohort study of 364 street-involved youth in Makassar, Indonesia, found that baseline drug use and high social vulnerability ...
Economic sanctions linked to worse health outcomes in scoping review of 32 studies
A scoping review of 32 primary empirical studies finds economic sanctions are predominantly associated with adverse health outcomes, health system ...
Structural improvements to address energy poverty had most substantial thermal comfort and health effects
A six-city European study found structural interventions for energy poverty produced the clearest gains in thermal comfort and health, while ...
Healthcare implementation studies still struggle to establish value for money
A systematic review of 22 healthcare implementation studies found that 16 measured costs without linking them to health or effectiveness ...
Frailty Risk Score Predicts One-Year Survival in Hospitalized Patients Aged 80 and Above
A Norwegian study of over 11,000 hospital admissions found that half of patients aged 80 and above were frail, with ...
Shorter Telomeres Reveal Accelerated Biological Aging in Young Fontan Patients
A Stanford study found that children and adults with Fontan circulation show shorter telomeres and signs of accelerated biological aging ...
Food Stamps May Keep Older Americans Healthier, Systematic Review Finds
A systematic review of 11 studies finds that SNAP participation among older US adults is associated with lower healthcare use ...
Exploring Financial Benefits’ Impact on Infant Nutrition
In a world where food insecurity remains a pressing issue, particularly among marginalized populations, a groundbreaking study titled “Nutrition and ...
Roy Adaptation Model Boosts Elderly Health in Care
In recent years, the field of geriatrics has been evolving rapidly, driven by an increasing recognition of the complex health ...
U-M Study Reveals Medicaid Coverage Boosts Health and Employment Ahead of Work Requirement Debates
In recent years, the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has represented a significant shift in public ...
Examining Diabetes Management and Social Vulnerability Links
In a groundbreaking exploration of the intersection between diabetes management and societal factors, a recent study has underscored the profound ...
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