Authors: Reis A, Fatema K, Lenord J, Poudel P, Whitton G, Rawal L
Qualitative health research
The contrasting scenarios of healthy versus unhealthy ageing in The European Commission's 2024 Ageing Report clearly demonstrate the long-term benefits of prevention, not only in improving future heal...
Authors: Crowther S, Thomson G
Qualitative health research
The loss of control over movement is one of the most devastating consequences of Parkinsonâs disease (PD). The loss of control largely results from the gradual but inexorable destruction of dopamine-p...
Authors: Nybakke HL
Qualitative health research
Pediatric AML requires multiple courses of intensive chemotherapy delivered over 7â10 days, followed by a recovery period when the effects of chemotherapy, such as severe neutropenia (absolute neutrop...
Authors: Long F, Xu Q, Fei S, Liu P, Wei H
The British journal of developmental psychology
Fibromyalgia is a condition presenting with characteristic chronic widespread pain, often associated with unrefreshing sleep and cognitive difficulties (). The mechanisms and aetiology of fibromyalgia...
Authors: Tian M, Au RHY, Cao S, Shi H, Xin C, Xia W
The British journal of developmental psychology
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune disease characterized by absolute insulin deficiency, requiring lifelong insulin therapy and careful glycemic management to prevent hypo- and hyperglycemia []. D...
Authors: Emanuel EJ, Lopez-Rico S, Ozisik ML, Silvert E
Clinical trials (London, England)
Open Dialogue (OD) is a network-oriented approach to mental health care that integrates both service organization and a dialogical method for clinical practice (Razzaque & Stockmann, ). It emerged thr...
Authors: Bullinger J, Christner N, Urian R, Kellermann CM, Beaulieu S, Steinbeis N, Dunfield KA, Paulus M
The British journal of developmental psychology
The detrimental effects of mental illness on individuals, families and society can be severe, both in terms of well-being and work-related costs. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) commo...
Authors: Vega-MartĂnez S, PabĂłn-Carrasco M, Bola-Saiz G, Marichalar-Mendia X, Unanue-Arza S
Community mental health journal
Sustained federal research funding supports the development of a strong pipeline, which drives forward scientific innovations. In early 2025, a surge of executive orders and the Trump administration's...
Authors: Koerber S, Osterhaus C
The British journal of developmental psychology
Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a severe eating disorder characterized by an obsessive desire to lose weight and a disrupted body image, leading to extreme caloric restriction and severe malnutrition, which,...
Authors: Abdalla N, Whitehead R, Hopkins L, Denborough P, Barbara-May R, Kehoe M
Community mental health journal
Students with good school achievement were significantly older and demonstrated superior global physical fitness, motor coordination (specifically balance and lower limb coordination), and alternating...
Authors: Hodgkin D, Daily SM, Panas L, Ritter G, Stewart MT, Reif S
Community mental health journal
Individuals experiencing severe mental illness and neurodiversity are known to experience challenges such as social isolation, homelessness, stigma and discrimination (Han et al., ; Jenkins et al., ;...
Authors: Wang F, Ren H, Liu J, Bian X, Wang Y
The British journal of developmental psychology
Fear of falling (FOF) is a pervasive concern among older adults, emerging not only from past experiences of falling but also from perceived physical vulnerability (). Although fear may serve as a self...
Authors: Isaacs A, Baker A
Community mental health journal
Estimating the effects of education on socioeconomic outcomes has been an important part of applied microeconometrics over the past three decades. While most of the literature has focused on labor mar...
Authors: Kim S, Kim M, Park SH, Park S, Lee YB, Jin SM, Hur KY, Kim JH, Kim G
Journal of endocrinological investigation
Approximately 19% of Americans have a disability, including 17% of children aged 3â17 years. Disability has been defined by the World Health Organization as an umbrella term for impairments, activity...
Authors: Van Hoe C, Moureau L, Leemans K, Decorte I, Voskes Y, Beirnaert L, Liégeois A, Chambaere K
Community mental health journal
Conservative interventions including physical therapy and bracing with orthotic devices such as ankle foot orthoses (AFOs) are typically the first treatments of choice for children with spastic cerebr...