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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Adverse Health Behaviors"”.

  1. Motivational Interviewing Group to Address Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors

    … with cardiovascular disease, who were displaying adverse health behaviors that were modifiable by lifestyle change. In order to create the manual, an extensive literature review was conducted in the areas of the prevalence of chronic illness in the United States, cardiovascular disease and …

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  2. Associations of Depression with Opioid Use Among Pregnant Individuals, and Rural-Urban Differences in the Relationships: An Analysis of PRAMS Data

    … inadequate prenatal care. It is also linked to adverse health behaviors, including opioid use. While research has documented associations of depression with opioid use during pregnancy, limited work has examined how this relationship may differ based on geographic residence. Individuals in rural …

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  3. The Impact of Social Determinants of Health on Cardiometabolic Outcomes and Medication Adherence Among Vulnerable Populations in West Tennessee

    <p>Background: Social determinants of health (SDoH) are non-medical risk factors that play a major role in shaping outcomes and can contribute to health disparities. It is critical to understand the effects of multiple domains of SDoH and their associations with cardiometabolic disease outcomes, …

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  4. Advancing Rural Public Health: From Drinking Water Quality and Health Outcome Meta-analyses to Wastewater-based Pathogen Monitoring

    A rural-urban divide in health status and healthcare infrastructure has been well-documented in the U.S., where populations residing in census regions classified as rural often exhibit more negative health outcomes, adverse health behaviors, and have reduced access to affordable and proximal health

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