The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of the biomedical,the biopsychosocial, and the social humanistic theories of health and to propose a framework for integrating the latter into health care. In summary, the definitions of health, illness and disease are essential to the ...
as well as related factors including treatment burden, functional status, healthcare delivery, and social support. We explore potential strategies to optimise patient recovery after critical illness in the presence of multimorbidity. A comprehensive and individualized approach is likely ...
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In addition, none of these patients received corticosteroids or other immune regulatory agents before enrollment. Control subjects were selected to ensure age and sex comparability in the healthy population without significant acute or chronic illness. In accordance with the aforementioned conditions, a ...
The US spends substantially more on health care per capita than other high-income countries yet leaves a greater share of the population uninsured. Traditional economic models—and common sense—point to the benefit of having at least some health insurance, if only for financial protection. In add...
Zhou: Many of humans’ fundamental needs are stable and long-lasting. For example, things like birth, aging, illness, death, and social interactions, as well as the building of cognitive systems, are common across generations. Human-to-human interaction and AI-to-AI interaction are two differ...
Air pollution has been increasingly associated with heightened mental health risks. However, there is a scarcity of nationwide research addressing the mental health issue of rural older adults, as well as a lack of thorough investigations into the underl
As seen during the current SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, the epidemiological course of an easily transmissible illness follows a typical pattern with an initially low overall prevalence in the general population and a comparatively higher prevalence in local clusters. Even in the absence of so-called super-...
This type of research is often used in medicine, social science, and developmental psychology. It is mostly used to describe specific characteristics of the population, such as the prevalence of an illness, and to support further research and experimentation. ...