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Mental health difficulties among professional jockeys: a narrative review
Introduction Emerging academic literature and high-profile disclosures of mental health difficulties and mental illness from current and former professional jockeys suggest that further exploration of the mental health of jockeys is required.
Giles Warrington +6 more
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It has been previously established that sexual minorities are more likely to suffer from mental health illnesses due to experiencing unique stressors such as fear, anxiety, stigma, harassment, and prejudice.
Nour Kalash +4 more
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Differential pathways to disordered eating for immigrant and native adolescents in Taiwan
Plain English summary This study fills the gap in the literature on disparities in disordered eating and factors associated with disordered eating among immigrant adolescents in Taiwan.
Duan-Rung Chen +2 more
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AN EPITOME OF MENTAL DISORDERS [PDF]
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BackgroundYoung people today are exhibiting increasing rates of disordered eating behaviors, as well as eating disorders (EDs), alongside other mental and behavioral problems such as anxiety and depression. However, limited access
Landry Goodgame Huffman +6 more
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Eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing for offence-related trauma in a mentally disordered sexual offender [PDF]
Research demonstrates a high incidence of offence-related trauma in mentally disordered offenders convicted of violent and sexual offences. The adaptive information processing (AIP) model offers a theoretical framework for understanding the hypothesised ...
Gannon, Theresa A. +3 more
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This article examines underlying themes in popular Korean television dramas’ depictions of mental and developmental disorders. I specifically focus on three television dramas whose plots center around various mental and developmental disorders: It’s Okay,
Min Joo Lee
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Childhood Trauma, Coping Styles, and Mental Health in Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a common but understudied endocrine condition associated with elevated mental health risks, including disordered eating and reduced quality of life.
Aimee N. Schneider, Brian N. Chin
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