Focal Interest
Focal Interest

Stressor

  1. War-related stress linked to lower children's functional cognition
    War-related stress reduces functional cognition in children, especially those with special needs. BRIEF questionnaire screens for difficulties and guides occupational therapy interventions.
  2. Emotional exhaustion showed the strongest link to psychological distress
    Meta-analysis of 29 studies examining burnout and psychological distress in U.S. postgraduate trainees reveals moderate correlation, with medical students showing highest risk and emotional.
  3. Environmental Stressors and Older Adult Morbidity: Initial Findings from University Medical Centre Maribor as Part of a Slovenian - Turkish Bilateral Study
    Environmental stressors and air pollution linked to respiratory morbidity in older adults in Slovenia. Study of 4,870 emergency department visits examines associations with meteorological.
  4. Review links brain health and resilience to healthy aging
    Review integrating neuroscience, lifestyle medicine, and social factors to examine resilience as a modifiable pathway in late-life neuropsychiatric disorder prevention.
  5. SIPAT evaluation highlights alcohol use and education
    Domain-level SIPAT assessment reveals alcohol use and lower education as primary psychosocial vulnerabilities across transplant candidates, supporting targeted pre-transplant evaluation.
  6. Previous self-harm and younger age were linked to suicide attempts
    Liaison-consultation psychiatric study identifying clinical phenotypes and risk markers in suicidal patients, examining 373 hospital consultations to characterize preventable risk profiles.
  7. Long COVID stressors and coping strategies vary widely
    Qualitative study of 40 Long COVID patients identifies key stressors including fatigue, cognitive impairment, and social isolation, revealing diverse emotion and problem-oriented coping strategies.
  8. An integrative developmental and theoretical foundations of the Juvenile Delinquency Risk and Protective Factors Checklist-Version 2 (JDRPFC-2): A revisit
    Theory-driven articulation of the JDRPFC-2—an enhanced iteration of a 2012 prototype—integrating criminological, developmental, neuropsychological, and resilience frameworks to organize risk.