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Journal of Health Psychology, 1997
In a group of 330 participants from 147 different households, we examined the hypothesis that the importance of health concerns differs according to the kind of household task at hand and according to the position one takes in the household organization. Results show (1) that health concerns are generally more important than concern for other values; (
J, Vinck, M, Arickx, D, Lipkens
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In a group of 330 participants from 147 different households, we examined the hypothesis that the importance of health concerns differs according to the kind of household task at hand and according to the position one takes in the household organization. Results show (1) that health concerns are generally more important than concern for other values; (
J, Vinck, M, Arickx, D, Lipkens
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Lesbians’ mental health concerns
Health Care for Women International, 1994The literature on lesbians' mental health issues offers mostly research on selected issues and few comprehensive studies. Using a pretested qualitative and quantitative instrument, I elicited 503 lesbian women's responses to questions on issues known to affect lesbians' mental health.
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Imagination, Cognition and Personality, 1992
Individual variability in concern about health plays a role in health-relevant cognition and behavior. Our research examined the latent structure of health concerns in two samples, one a young and healthy college sample and the other an older sample of medical outpatients.
Stretton, Martha S. +2 more
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Individual variability in concern about health plays a role in health-relevant cognition and behavior. Our research examined the latent structure of health concerns in two samples, one a young and healthy college sample and the other an older sample of medical outpatients.
Stretton, Martha S. +2 more
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Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 2009
This article is part of a collaborative effort by experts in the field of emergency preparedness to complete an overview begun by the late Michael Shannon, MD, MPH, on the current challenges and future directions in pediatric disaster readiness. This particular article, "Mental Health Concerns," will address some of the unique developmental and ...
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This article is part of a collaborative effort by experts in the field of emergency preparedness to complete an overview begun by the late Michael Shannon, MD, MPH, on the current challenges and future directions in pediatric disaster readiness. This particular article, "Mental Health Concerns," will address some of the unique developmental and ...
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2007
Transgender persons are those who live full-time or part-time in the gender role of the opposite biologic sex (Lawrence et al., 1996). Transgender persons share the same health concerns as nontransgender persons; as members of a minority group characterized by complex identities and often by visibly gender-variant social presentations, transgender ...
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Transgender persons are those who live full-time or part-time in the gender role of the opposite biologic sex (Lawrence et al., 1996). Transgender persons share the same health concerns as nontransgender persons; as members of a minority group characterized by complex identities and often by visibly gender-variant social presentations, transgender ...
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Health Concerns of Women Runners
Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1985The medical concerns of women runners focus not only on injury but also on how their activity affects their overall health. This article discusses lifestyle and nutritional patterns, menstrual change in active women, amenorrhea and decreased bone density, and issues related to pregnancy.
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2009
In the United States thiamine deficiency is relatively rare, and when present is usually associated with chronic alcoholism and Wernicke’s disease. In the world, however, the picture of thiamine deficiency is much different. For example, the reader is directed to a chapter in this monograph on an outbreak of thiamine deficiency in Nigeria called ...
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In the United States thiamine deficiency is relatively rare, and when present is usually associated with chronic alcoholism and Wernicke’s disease. In the world, however, the picture of thiamine deficiency is much different. For example, the reader is directed to a chapter in this monograph on an outbreak of thiamine deficiency in Nigeria called ...
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Health concerns of adolescent girls
Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 1995An anonymous self-report questionnaire designed to assess adolescent girls' health concerns was administered to 1,416 female students in grades 7-10 from 38 schools in northwestern Ontario. Results indicated that the future and items of appearance were of the highest level of concern in the sample.
L, McKay, E, Diem
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