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Reconstructing fatherhood after childhood trauma: a phenomenological study of Turkish men.

Authors: Erduran Tekin Ö, Ermagan Caglar E, Sahin C

Frontiers in psychology

Limb loss, whether due to trauma, disease, or infection, often gives rise to a range of phantom sensations (). The most common of these include pain, tingling, cramping, temperature changes, pressure,...

mental health psychology open access

Cholesterol nose-to-brain delivery as a possible therapeutic strategy in Huntington's disease.

Authors: Favagrossa M, Passoni A, Valenza M, Di Prisco D, Birolini G, Villa M, Scolz A, Pasetto L, Bonetto V, Zuccato C, Mariotti C, Bagnati R, Cattaneo E, Colombo L, Salmona M

Translational neurodegeneration

Childhood trauma is widely regarded as one of the most psychologically damaging forms of adversity because it occurs during a developmentally vulnerable period and often involves neglect or abuse perp...

mental health psychology open access

tVNS and obesity-related inflammation: a prospective sham-controlled randomized crossover study protocol.

Authors: Kaluza L, Kühnel A, Picòn-Galindo E, Hergenröther M, Alkhateeb H, Michalski S, Ribeiro DJS, Schmidt SV, Wachten D, Kroemer NB

BMC psychology

Subjective well-being (SWB) has become a central concern in educational psychology, as it is closely associated with students’ psychological adjustment and developmental outcomes (). Recent studies fu...

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The impact of peer and media pressure on muscle dysmorphia for men and women in the general German population is mediated by the internalization of muscularity ideals.

Authors: Lieb M, Zaiser C, Laskowski NM, Halbeisen G, Paslakis G

Journal of eating disorders

The armed conflict that erupted in Sudan in April 2023 has caused a severe humanitarian crisis, devastating the healthcare system and leaving only a fraction of hospitals operational in conflict zones...

mental health psychology open access

Women's eating disorder origins as responses to childhood trauma and negative social self: a qualitative study exploring lived experience perspectives.

Authors: Schoenbauer KV, Suter EA

Journal of eating disorders

The cutaneous leishmaniases, caused by infection with several different species of , are some of the most important neglected tropical diseases affecting the skin with approximately one million new ca...

mental health psychology open access

Blood viscosity is associated with smoking status rather than the presence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: findings from the Korea COPD Subgroup Study (KOCOSS).

Authors: Lee YJ, Kang HR, Kim SH, Kim HJ, Lee JS, Lee CH, Kim SK, Kim YI, Yoo KH, Kim Y

Respiratory research

Obesity is characterized by chronic low-grade peripheral inflammation (metaflammation). Several studies have shown elevated cytokine levels and alterations in circulating immune cells in individuals w...

mental health psychology open access

A perioperative management elective as a transition-to-practice intervention: effects on preparedness, professional identity, and career decision-making.

Authors: Seemann R, Gehlen T, Bui M, Kim JW, Hein RD, Stöckle U, Mielke AM

BMC medical education

Mental health within the Caribbean is a significant, yet long-neglected issue and remains greatly underrepresented in the global mental health literature. There is considerable historical and ongoing...

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Suicide prevention through a SafetyPlan intervention for patients after a suicide attempt or in a suicidal crisis (SAFETY+): a study protocol of a randomised-controlled trial in acute inpatient psychi

Authors: Yunusah M, Hensel LM, Teismann T, Brieger P, Spießl H, Pashutina Y, Michna SS, Spielmann C, Stadler M, Freund J, Menzel S, Hammadi CE, Hamann J

BMC psychiatry

Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) is an autoimmune disorder in which the immune system attacks insulin-producing ß cells in the pancreas, causing a deficiency in insulin (). T1DM is one of the most prev...

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Adult respondents' perceptions of child abuse and formal child-protection institutions in Palestine and Jordan: a cross-sectional online survey.

Authors: Amouri M, Deeb S, Sourkhi N, Issa R, Faqih O, Alothman M, Alnaimat R, Alja'afreh L, Thabet A, Rabaiaa AR, Alhendi T, Assi AK

Frontiers in public health

Trauma exposure in contexts of armed conflict and sociopolitical instability is consistently linked to poorer psychological outcomes, including elevated posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) among civi...

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An observational cohort study of factors associated with patients' reports of being offered lumbar spine surgery during orthopaedic spine consultations for chronic low back pain.

Authors: Braeuninger-Weimer K, Anjarwalla N, Al-Ani A, Evans D, Rooslien H, Pincus T

British journal of pain

Sepsis is a life-threatening syndrome caused by a dysregulated host response to infection and remains a leading cause of organ dysfunction and death worldwide (). Although sepsis imposes a major clini...

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War-related and minority-related stressors and posttraumatic stress symptoms among Palestinian Arab grandmothers in Israel: a resource-based mediation model.

Authors: AboJabel H, Levinsky M, Engstrom M, Schiff M

Frontiers in psychiatry

In recent decades, the prevalence of multimorbidity, defined as the co-occurrence of two or more chronic medical conditions in an individual, has increased due to population aging and increased life e...

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Urban memory narratives on social media, place attachment among internal migrants, and life satisfaction: a case study of Dongguan.

Authors: Ye Y, Liu H, Kuang W, Chen W

Frontiers in psychology

Suicide accounted for 10,372 deaths in Germany in 2024. According to the Federal Statistical Office, this figure is three times higher than the number of deaths caused by traffic accidents []. Further...

mental health psychology open access

The association between need frustration and subjective well-being among Chinese vocational college students in physical education contexts: a moderated mediation model.

Authors: Sha W, Zhang J, An W, Ibrahim KFK, Zhang Z

Frontiers in psychology

The relationship between e-cigarettes (vaping) and schizophrenia has garnered increasing attention in recent years, particularly as vaping becomes more prevalent among individuals with psychiatric con...

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Lived experiences of mental health stigma and help-seeking among young Barbadians living with mental health conditions: A qualitative study.

Authors: Gallimore JB, Holder M, Maynard DM, Thornicroft G, Gronholm PC, Taylor Salisbury T

Global mental health (Cambridge, England)

This study sheds light on the emotional and relational challenges faced by married adolescent women and demonstrates how a structured psychosocial support can strengthen communication, empathy and emo...

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Editorial: Emerging treatment approaches for substance use disorders.

Authors: Martinez Garza D, Blokhin IO, Brett J, Salloum I

Frontiers in psychiatry

Machine learning model predicts lymph node metastasis in colorectal cancer pre-surgery. Key predictors include EMVI, T stage, fibrinogen, systolic blood pressure, TT, and AFU. The GBM algorithm shows...

mental health psychology open access