2. Is insomnia often sign in patients with post-COVID-19 syndrome? 3. Does the COVID-19 pandemic changed the circadian rhythm? 4. Can lack of sleep lead to an alteration of the immune system? 5. Is there a link
(2020), for example, have recently men- tioned issues such as reduced sleep and suicide attempts as adverse conse- quences of social isolation and loneliness. The term 'adverse consequences' in the context of socio-emotional care poverty thus seems to refer to somewhat different content than ...
of falling.Walker and Howland (1991)found fear of falling to be the most prevalent fear reported by older adults living in a housing community for the elderly. Studies investigating the fear of falling are hindered greatly by the lack of a single definition or measure of fear of falling. ...
Research on the health consequences of criminal legal system contact has increasingly looked beyond imprisonment to understand how more routine forms of surveillance and punishment shape wellbeing. One of these sites is probation, the largest form of supervision in the U.S. Drawing on an interview ...
(such as body mass index and sleep disturbances). In addition, our study’s lack of positive findings was not due to insufficient statistical power, as the effects were precisely estimated. Unlike PRS and association studies, MR aims to disentangle causality from correlation. Observational studies ...
They also had to sleep in barracks, sometimes even standing up, with lots of other Jews. To avoid being burned, they had to work constantly and they had to make sure they showed no signs of weakness or suffering. Although, they were aware there would be constant pain and suffering. 463...
Third, the elderly, being a vulnerable group, are more likely to experience adverse effects from the earthquake. We analyze the changes in individuals' mental health following the 2006 earthquake in Yogyakarta Province, Indonesia. Our identification strategy relies on the unpredictable nature of the ...
The main characteristics of iron metabolism anomalies in the elderly are the high frequency of ID (20% of ID with anemia in adults ≥85 years) and the severity of its consequences, which include cognitive impairment in case of ID or iron overload and decrease of physical activity in case ...
Social isolation may result from an inability to engage in social activities, a lack of energy resulting from sleep deprivation and the impact of emotional responses such as depression, anxiety, and embarrassment about wound malodour and leakage of exudate; Women in particular may experience a disru...
In elderly people, frailty and sarcopenia showed an association with depression in meta-analyses [67,68]. Another meta-analysis showed that PTSD is associated with re- duced healthy eating and physical activity and increased obesity and smoking [69]. Three studies with a wide range...