Explaining the association between HIV-stigma and treatment adherence: A prospective serial mediation model [0.03%]
HIV歧视与治疗依丛之间的关联：前瞻性连续中介模型分析
Seth C Kalichman,Moira O Kalichman,Bruno Shkembi et al.
Seth C Kalichman et al.
HIV stigma remains a stubborn barrier to antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence and interventions to improve ART adherence are not well-informed by stigma mechanisms. Stigma theories posit that past stigma experiences sensitize individuals ...
The double-edged sword of filial piety: A moderated parallel mediation of caregiver burden, rumination, and psychological distress among Chinese family caregivers of cancer patients [0.03%]
中国癌症患者的家族护理人员负担、反刍和心理压力的中介和调节效应：孝顺的双刃剑
Sheng Bao,Yubing Chen,Zhu Luan
Sheng Bao
Family caregivers of cancer patients in China experience substantial caregiver burden and psychological distress. However, the cognitive pathways linking caregiver burden to psychological distress, and the role of filial piety in this proce...
Central and bridge symptoms of anxiety, depression, and fear of disease progression in Saudi patients with chronic diseases: A network analysis [0.03%]
沙特慢性病患者焦虑、抑郁和疾病进展恐惧的中枢症状及桥接症状：网络分析
Mogeda El Sayed El Keshky,Radeah Mohammed Hamididin
Mogeda El Sayed El Keshky
Anxiety, depression, and fear of disease progression commonly co-occur in patients with chronic diseases, yet, to our knowledge, no previous study has used network analysis to identify the central and bridge symptoms linking these domains i...
Central and bridge symptoms of anxiety, depression, and fear of disease progression in Saudi patients with chronic diseases: A network analysis [0.03%]
沙特慢性病患者焦虑、抑郁和疾病进展恐惧的核心症状和桥梁症状：网络分析
Mogeda El Sayed El Keshky,Radeah Mohammed Hamididin
Mogeda El Sayed El Keshky
Anxiety, depression, and fear of disease progression commonly co-occur in patients with chronic diseases, yet, to our knowledge, no previous study has used network analysis to identify the central and bridge symptoms linking these domains i...
Harrison J Schmitt,Elizabeth Yee,Paloma I Beamer et al.
Harrison J Schmitt et al.
Chronic environmental contamination is a prevalent environmental justice issue. Few studies have considered that such exposures may be a source of collective trauma - shared negative mental health outcomes that persist across decades and ge...
Harrison J Schmitt,Elizabeth Yee,Paloma I Beamer et al.
Harrison J Schmitt et al.
Chronic environmental contamination is a prevalent environmental justice issue. Few studies have considered that such exposures may be a source of collective trauma - shared negative mental health outcomes that persist across decades and ge...
The relationship between partner violence during pregnancy and marriage satisfaction: A scale development study [0.03%]
孕期伴侣暴力与婚姻满意度关系的研究：一种量表的发展研究
Zekiye Turan,Nazli Unlu Bidik,Gülşen Vural et al.
Zekiye Turan et al.
The present study aimed to provide an initial validation of a scale designed to measure pregnancy-specific partner violence, focusing on abuse dynamics uniquely shaped by the gestational period. A total of 250 pregnant women were included f...
Becoming a "critical" social media user: Young women's discursive negotiations of responsibility within public health discourses [0.03%]
批判式社交媒体用户：青年女性在公共卫生话语中责任的修辞谈判
Eileen Rabel,Nilima Chowdhury,Antonia Lyons et al.
Eileen Rabel et al.
This article explores how young women who are regular social media (SM) users position themselves in relation to public health discourses that frame SM as both a health risk and a site requiring critical self-regulation. Drawing on critical...
Experiences, facilitators and barriers to perform physical activity in physically inactive young women: A qualitative study [0.03%]
一项定性研究：身体不活跃的年轻女性进行体育活动的经历、促进因素和障碍
Juan Luis Cabanillas-García,Amalia Sillero Sillero,Noemí Moreno-Segura et al.
Juan Luis Cabanillas-García et al.
Sedentary lifestyle is a major global health concern, with higher prevalence among women. This highlights the importance of examining physical inactivity from a gender perspective. This qualitative study aimed to explore, the experiences, p...
"It's your fault!": Exploring stigma towards lung cancer in a multicultural society [0.03%]
“这是你的错！——跨文化社会背景下探究人们对肺癌的歧视问题）
Lubna Ali,Liz Jones,Amanda Au et al.
Lubna Ali et al.
Stigmatising attitudes towards lung cancer exist across cultures based on societal norms and beliefs. However, there is a notable gap in research on lung cancer stigma within Asian cultures such as Malaysia. Our study explored Malaysian pub...