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Showing 1 to 20 of 116 for “"Mood disorders"”.
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Epistemically Adrift: Mood Disorders and Navigating Responsibility
… live and react responsibly to the experience of mood disorders such as depression and anxiety. In looking to the current state of psychiatry and cultural understandings of mental disorder, I identify what I call being “epistemically adrift” – the sense that individuals face too many conflicting …
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Exercise Therapy for Mood Disorders in Retiring/Former Athletes
… and psychotherapy as a treatment approach for mood-related difficulties experienced by former elite athletes during the transition out of competitive sport. Retirement from athletics is often associated with significant biopsychosocial challenges, including disruptions in identity, healthy …
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Health service utilization among demented individuals with or without mood disorders in Canada
Aim: To assess how comorbid mood disorders were associated with health service utilization of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias in a Canadian household population. Methods: The study utilized a population-based secondary data analysis approach, using data from the Canadian …
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Physician Perceptions of Risk Regarding Mood Disorders and Pharmacological Management During Pregnancy: What Is Current Practice?
<p>Mood disorders are the most common form of mental illness and one of the leading causes of morbidity worldwide. Major depressive disorder and bipolar disorder have a lifetime prevalence of 16.2% and 4.4%, respectively. Women comprise a substantial proportion of this population, and an estimated …
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The Confluence of Attachment Style, Perceived Social Support, and Role Attainment in Women Experiencing Postpartum Mood Disorders
<p>A purposive convenience sample was used in this mixed methods study. Fifteen postpartum women were given four questionnaires and participated in a brief oral interview. The questionnaires included the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale, the McPhee Scale, the Maternal Attitudes Questionnaire, …
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Do Resiliency and Coping Skills Moderate the Relationship Between Mood Disorders and Parenting Styles Due To Parental Relationship Distress?
… and problem-focused coping were linked to fewer mood-related symptoms and greater use of authoritative parenting. Multiple regression analyses revealed that IPV significantly predicted higher levels of depression and anxiety, even after accounting for resilience and coping. IPD was a significant …
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The Impact of Mood Disorders on Cognitive Function in Post-menopausal Women Undergoing Treatment for Early-stage Breast Cancer
… study examines the possibility that a history of mood disorders in post-menopausal breast cancer patients predisposes them to cognitive difficulties following adjuvant treatment. METHODS: Sixty-five postmenopausal women with non-metastatic breast cancer were administered the SCID-I before adjuvant …
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Exploring the use of mobile information and communication technology by people with mood disorders, and their health and social care professionals
… No research has yet explored how people with mood disorders use mICTs in their everyday lives and, more specifically, how they might use mICTs to look after themselves. This oversight has led to technology redundancy and high attrition rates in the use of this type of technology. Further …
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Theory of mind in youth and emerging adults with chromosome 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, with and without comorbid mood disorder
<p>Mood disorders are some of the most commonly diagnosed psychiatric disorders in childhood and adolescence. Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and Bipolar Disorder (BPD) have become more widely recognized in children and adolescents in recent years and are especially common in individuals with …
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THE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MENTAL HEALTH, MEDICINAL DRUGS, DRINKING AND DRIVING AND ROAD RAGE AND MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISIONS ON A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF ONTARIO ADULTS
… motor vehicle collisions and anxiety and/or mood disorders, antidepressant and anxiolytic medication use, drinking and driving, and road rage. It is unclear if symptoms of anxiety and/or mood disorders are directly associated with motor vehicle collisions or if other factors mediate the …
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Lithium and brain plasticity - studies on glial cell changes and electroconvulsive treatment-induced amnesia in rats
… and bipolar disorder, collectively known as mood disorders, are devastating, common and often chronic illnesses. Imaging studies of patients with mood disorders have demonstrated structural changes in several brain regions implicated in mood regulation. Furthermore, bipolar disorder is …
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Quarantine and Mental Health During COVID-19: Exploring the Impact on Depressive Symptoms and Suicidal Ideation Among Adults in Canada
… for potential confounders such as age, prior mood disorders, and resilience. Results: Quarantine was not significantly associated with depressive symptoms after adjusting for confounders (AOR = 1.25, 95% CI: 0.90 to 1.73). Similarly, no significant association was found between quarantine and …
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Associations Between Socioeconomic Position and Mental Health and Mental Health Disorders Among Adults in Canada from 2005 to 2022
… education. Poor mental health and mental health disorders are more prevalent among adults with a lower SEP. Examining trends in associations between SEP and mental health outcomes can inform policies to reduce mental health inequities, yet these trends remain understudied. I aimed to examine (1) …
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Examining the Course of Cyclothymic Disorder and Comparing it to Dysthymic Disorder and Other Bipolar Spectrum Disorders in Children
… disorder in children is characterized by chronic mood fluctuations that cycle between periods of depression and hypomania that do not meet diagnostic criteria for a full episode. Diagnosis of this disorder is complicated given its non-episodic nature and similarity to other disorders such as …
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Relationships among diet, the gastrointestinal microbiota, and mood
… (GI) microbiota has also been associated with mood disorders. However, additional studies are needed to confirm if diet and/or the GI microbiota relate to changes in mood among adults. The objective of this research was to investigate links among diet, GI microbiota, and the negative emotional …
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Investigating markers of accelerated aging in patients with Treatment Resistant Depression
Mood disorders affect 5.4% of the general population, exert a substantial socioeconomic burden and significantly impact the patients’ quality of life. Mood disorders are associated with a reduced life expectancy compared to the general population (up to 20 years), and this is largely accounted for …
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NEUROBIOLOGIA DEL SUICIDIO NEL DISTURBO DEPRESSIVO MAGGIORE: STUDIO MORFOLOGICO POST-MORTEM PER L¿INDAGINE DEL NETWORK GLIALE E VASCOLARE, CON ANALISI TOSSICOLOGICHE PER LA VALUTAZIONE DELL¿ADERENZA ALLA TERAPIA PSICHIATRICA
… vascularization, in brain regions involved in mood regulation and suicide vulnerability. The experimental approach combined morphological, immunohistochemical, and immunofluorescence techniques with tissue clearing and 3D reconstruction using the X CLARITYTM system. Additionally, a …
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Predictors of Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms among African American HIV-positive Women
… vulnerabilities included family history of mood disorders and family history of alcohol and/or drug use. Acquired vulnerabilities included educational level, income level, alcohol and/or use, HIV disclosure status, sleep quality, and history of sexual assault. The stress diathesis theory …
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