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期刊名:Aging & mental health

缩写:AGING MENT HEALTH

ISSN:1360-7863

e-ISSN:1364-6915

IF/分区:2.9/Q2

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Flora S Hähnel,Nils F Töpfer,Gabriele Wilz Flora S Hähnel
Objectives: The objective was to compare mental health trajectories between family caregivers of people with dementia (PwD) who institutionalize the care recipient (nursing home caregivers [NHC]) and caregivers who contin...
Jen-Hao Chen Jen-Hao Chen
Objectives: Early in the coronavirus pandemic, U.S. states implemented several different types of containment measures to slow the disease's spread. Early evidence indicates containment measures were associated with chang...
Kristina Lily Gray,Heather Birtles,Katharina Reichelt et al. Kristina Lily Gray et al.
Objectives: To examine experiences of care home staff to better understand how to support them during the ongoing pandemic and in the future.Method: A systematic review examining experiences of care staff over the last year (March 2020-2021...
Philip Baiden,Jessica Cassidy,Lisa S Panisch et al. Philip Baiden et al.
Objective: Adverse childhood experiences have been found to be associated with negative outcomes during adulthood. Emerging research indicates that adverse childhood experiences may elevate the risk for Alzheimer's diseas...
Zhiyong Lin,Dan Tang Zhiyong Lin
Objective: This study examines the longitudinal association between the location of multiple children and depressive symptoms of older parents in rural China, where massive rural-to-urban migration has profoundly altered ...
Ahmet Begde,Manisha Jain,Eef Hogervorst et al. Ahmet Begde et al.
Objective: To summarise existing systematic reviews which assessed the effects of physical exercise on activities of daily living, walking, balance and visual processing in people with dementia or mild cognitive impairmen...
Roberta Vella Azzopardi,Ingo Beyer,Kaat De Raedemaeker et al. Roberta Vella Azzopardi et al.
Objectives: This study analyzed cognitive differences between hearing-aid (HA) and non-HA users. We hypothesized that HA-use attenuates the auditory-cognitive cascade, thereby, the latter is more conspicuous in non-HA use...
Sukyung Yoon,Soochan Choi Sukyung Yoon
Objectives: The present study examined the impact of psychological stress related to COVID-19 on anxiety as well as protective factors against these negative psychological consequences among middle-aged and older adults i...
Eric C Fields,Elizabeth A Kensinger,Sandry M Garcia et al. Eric C Fields et al.
Objectives: Despite initial concerns about older adult's emotional well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic, reports from the first months of the pandemic suggested that older adults were faring better than younger adults, reporting lower st...
Camilla Dahl Haislund Olsen,Sören Möller,Linda Juel Ahrenfeldt Camilla Dahl Haislund Olsen
Objectives: We examine sex differences in quality of life (QoL) and depressive symptoms across age and European regions. Methods: We pe...