Mental Health Research

KEY FINDING: A structural covariance network (SCN) of the ventral visual stream (VVS) was identified, and its strength was positively associated with PTSD symptoms two weeks after trauma.

KEY FINDING: Results showed that higher self-efficacy and perceived QoL was related to greater independence in self-care and reduced negative impacts of secondary health conditions.

KEY FINDING: Caregivers of patients who were not economically active reported higher levels of depression.

KEY FINDING: Unadjusted analyses showed anxiety symptoms were associated with decreased life satisfaction for individuals with SCI.

KEY FINDING: ED opioid exposure, whether through prescription or administration, is associated with a higher likelihood of at-risk opioid use within three months after a traumatic event.

KEY FINDING: The primary finding is a correction of the material measured; GFAP was measured in plasma, not serum, in the original study.

KEY FINDING: Participants face barriers due to societal stereotypes and stigmatization, impacting their sexual confidence and self-esteem.

KEY FINDING: Elevated anxiety sensitivity in the immediate posttrauma period was associated with more severe and persistent trajectories of PTSD, depression, anxiety, pain, insomnia, and somatic symptoms.

KEY FINDING: People with SCI in the eastern region of Turkey demonstrate moderately high levels of spiritual well-being.

KEY FINDING: The majority of studies have focused on self-management of pain, with fewer focusing on depression or both.