Search Results for Mental health crisis

... in an unprecedented rise in both duration and magnitude. I consider the role of the illicit opioid crisis in driving this mental health crisis. In August 2010, an abuse-deterrent version of OxyContin was introduced and the original formulation was removed from the market, leading to a shift to illicit opioids...

... be indicative of an underlying mental health crisis ( Powell 2023 ). This possibility could be reflected in the strong association between previous suicide attempts and drug poisoning mortality. Finally, suicide attempts in the last year reported in young adulthood was associated with a lower risk of suicide...

... , P. ( 1991 ). Divorce and psychological stress . Journal of Health and Social Behavior , 32 , 396 – 407 . Brown , S. L. , Bulanda , J. R. , & Lee , G. R. ( 2005 ). The significance of nonmarital cohabitation: Marital status and mental health benefits among middle-aged...

... ; Stroebe et al. 2005 ). In particular, rituals surrounding death are thought to be important in processing bereavement ( Fristad et al. 2001 ). Moreover, mental health declines might begin well before spousal death if surviving spouses are faced with difficult caregiving duties ( Keene and Prokos 2008...

..., the few studies that have examined health outcomes other than mental or general health have found links between indicators of cardiovascular diseases and debt (Dean et al. 2019 ; Sweet 2018 ). We examine cohort differences in the relationship between heart attack risk and levels and forms of debt...

... for childless couples, this difference has important implications for how we interpret the link between marriage and health. Traditionally, the effects of divorce on depression and other aspects of mental health have been regarded as evidence that marriage benefits health (Waite and Gallagher 2000...

...Hui Liu; Rin Reczek Abstract Lesbian, gay, and bisexual-identified (LGB) people experience worse mental and physical health than their straight-identified counterparts. Given remarkable social and legal changes regarding LGB status in recent decades, we theorize that this profound health...

... well-being; mental health, physical health, and psychological well-being; residential moves, homeownership, and satisfaction with housework; and chances of repartnering, social integration with friends and relatives, and feelings of loneliness. Third, the key domain in which large and persistent gender...

.... , Lamadrid-Figueroa H. , … Hernández-Avila M. ( 2006 ). Fetal Lead Exposure at Each Stage of Pregnancy as a Predictor of Infant Mental Development . Environmental Health Perspectives , 114 , 1730 – 1735 . Joffe M. ( 2003 ). Time To Pregnancy and occupational lead exposure...

..., and the Venezuelan migrant crisis’: Female migrants’ informal labour and access to services in urban Colombia . Bulletin of Latin American Research , 40 , 750 – 766 . Keller A. , Joscelyne A. , Granski M. , & Rosenfeld B. ( 2017 ). Pre-migration trauma exposure and mental health...

.... , & Johnston J. ( 2012 ). Social and emotional difficulties in children with ADHD and the impact on school attendance and healthcare utilization . Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health , 6 , 33 . https://doi.org/10.1186/1753-2000-6-33 Collinson R. , & Ganong P. ( 2018...

... the stimulus of Presi- mands for technical assistance to govern- dent Ayub Khan, Pakistan had taken a mental programs of family planning were strong stand in favor of birth control, and mounting 80 rapidly that it would not be the Council was also asked to send an possible to respond by farming them out...

... of psychological trauma on the mental health of Vietnamese refugees resettled in Australia: A population-based study . Lancet , 360 , 1056 – 1062 . 10.1016/S0140-6736(02)11142-1 Stein B. ( 1979 ). The Geneva Conferences and the Indochinese refugee crisis . International Migration Review , 13...

... to have a child. Experiencing the loss of a family member or friend can also exact an emotional toll on women. Poor mental health is a well-studied risk factor for unintended pregnancy ( Farr et al. 2010 ; Hall et al. 2016 ; Hall et al. 2014 ; Hall et al. 2013 ; Hall et al. 2015 ). By extension...

... to children. Parents may also increase their work hours to repay debt. Economic hardship and stress are associated with poorer parental mental health, harsher parenting, and lower-quality parent-child relationships and caregiving environments, which are in turn associated with poorer child socioemotional...

... and other sensory stimuli which impinge upon him, and the demands on his time and attention made by work, family and community together might very well be enervating and tension- producing to the point of danger to the person's mental health. Richard Meier has estimated that in a modern metro- politan area...

.... ( 2008 ). Does childhood schooling affect old age memory or mental status? Using state schooling laws as natural experiments . Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health , 62 , 532 – 537 . Glymour M. M. , & Manly J. J. ( 2008 ). Lifecourse social conditions and racial...

... adversities throughout the life course has given rise at older ages to accelerated aging that entails an earlier onset and faster pace-of-decline of physical, mental, and cognitive health (GBD 2019 Diseases and Injuries Collaborators 2020 ; Koyanagi et al. 2018 ; World Health Organization 2015 ). 1...

... with this. Nevertheless, it is challenging to disentangle the causal direction between a child's cancer, parents' labor market responses, and their mental health after a cancer diagnosis. The conflict between paid work and caring for a sick child, the reduction in earnings, and intensive caretaking might enhance...

... white, reflective of Wisconsin’s population in the mid-twentieth century. Respondents were asked questions regarding the mortality status of their children and whether any of their children had developmental disabilities or serious mental health problems. Specifically, developmental disability (DD...