Prevalence of anxiety and depression symptoms under population-level alcohol reduction to low-risk drinking: A parametric g-computation analysis in a U.S. nationwide cohort
Reducing alcohol use alone may be insufficient to meaningfully shift the population-wide burden of common mental health disorders, suggesting that reducing alcohol use alone may be insufficient to meaningfully shift the population-wide burden of common mental health disorders.
Among individuals 40 years and older, frequent-heavy drinking was associated with a higher risk of stroke, while low-to-moderate regular drinking might be associated with a lower all-cause mortality risk compared to low drinkers.
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Mental health disorders are the primary driver of the global disease burden among young people, yet nationally representative data for Central Asia remains scarce. This study aimed to determine the prevalence and sociodemographic correlates of potential depression, anxiety, and suicidality among the young population in...
Xin-Yu Li, A. Stickley, Yuan-Xuan Cai et al.· BMC Psychology· 0 citations
Depression and anxiety are highly prevalent among Bangladeshi adults and comprehensive strategies combining community-level stigma reduction, individual help-seeking enhancement, and healthcare system strengthening are essential to reduce depression and anxiety burden and address Bangladesh's substantial mental health...
S. Maruf, M. Rahman, M. Azmin et al.· medRxiv· 0 citations
Estimates varied substantially across assessment instruments and cut-off points, limiting the interpretation of the pooled estimates, which should be understood as summary measures across diverse study populations rather than universal prevalence estimates.
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DS were independently associated with higher CVD prevalence in urban Haiti, with a consistently stronger pattern among women, although formal tests of effect modification was not statistically significant.
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OBJECTIVES
High-risk alcohol use is associated with depressive symptoms. It is unclear if changes in alcohol use are correspondingly associated with changes in depression severity among people with HIV (PWH).
METHODS
Data were from clinical assessments of patient-reported outcomes (PROs) completed by PWH receiving pr...
Mindy Dai, Joseph A. C. Delaney, G. Chander et al.· Journal of addiction medicin...· 0 citations
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