Tag: Psychology / Mental Health: Misc.
Positive Childhood Experiences May Protect Against Disordered Eating During College
Low adverse childhood experiences and high positive childhood experiences together reduced disordered eating by 20 to 41 percent
One in 10 Mental Health-Related ED Visits Among Youths Involve Boarding
Findings show these boarding experiences lasted more than two days for Medicaid-enrolled youths in 2022
College Students With Autism Report Higher Rates of Anxiety, Depression
Female students have higher rates of anxiety, depression than male students, regardless of autism status
Higher Mental Well-Being Tied to Lower Fear of Childbirth
Researcher says antenatal care should empower women before childbirth
Risk for Incident CVD Increased for Women Who Reported Experiencing Stalking
Increased risk for incident cardiovascular disease also seen for women who reported obtaining a restraining order
People With Disabilities Have High Rates of Loneliness
Findings seen across timepoints and disability categories
Oseltamivir for Flu Tied to Reduced Risk for Serious Neuropsychiatric Events in Children
Event rates were lower during oseltamivir-treated influenza periods and posttreatment periods vs. untreated influenza
Similar Impact on Mental Health Seen for Exposure to Physical, Verbal Abuse in Childhood
Exposure to childhood physical or verbal abuse similarly linked to lower mental well-being in adulthood
Preemies’ Early-Life Medical Risk Tied to Worse Health at Age 35
Later-in-life challenges include increased occurrence of mental health disorders, cardiometabolic issues
People With Eating Disorders Report Success Self-Medicating With Non-Rx Drugs
Psychedelics and cannabis may offer treatment hope for eating disorder symptoms
