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Wearable Wisdom: Delving Into the Secrets of Stress and Sleep in College Students

Introduction Imagine walking into a bustling college campus alive with energy, dreams, and youthful ambition. For many students, especially those tackling their first year, stepping into this new world is exhilarating. Yet, beneath the excitement lies an invisible layer of stress, often unaddressed. So, could the secret to managing this stress lie in something as […]

Unveiling the Connection: Mental Illness and HPV Incidence in Women

— Introduction: Delving into the Interplay Between the Mind and Health Imagine a world where the mind and body are completely separate, where mental health bears no impact on physical well-being. For years, society has wrestled with this notion, often failing to appreciate the profound interconnectedness of mental and physical health. In recent times, however, […]

Navigating the Road to Recovery: Insights from ICU Patients

Introduction: Emerging Victorious from the Shadows of Intensive Care Imagine waking up in a world where everything is unfamiliar, your body feels foreign, and the once-simple action of standing up seems insurmountable. This isn’t a scene from a dystopian novel but the reality for many patients discharged from an intensive care unit (ICU). Emerging from […]

Navigating Stormy Seas: Mental Health During Lebanon’s Lockdown and Economic Turmoil**

Introduction: A Perfect Storm for Mental Health The COVID-19 pandemic was more than just a global health crisis—it became a catalyst for emotional upheaval and psychological distress for people around the world. While many countries faced challenges during this time, Lebanon was hit particularly hard due to a tumultuous convergence of events. Imagine managing a […]

How Love and Money Shape Our Minds: Insights from the HILDA Survey in Australia

Introduction Ever wondered how your financial status or perceptions of your romantic relationship might influence your mental health? You’re not alone. The intricate dance between our relationships, financial conditions, and mental well-being is a hot topic among psychologists. Recent research has begun to shed light on the associations of nuptiality perceptions (how we view our […]

Rethinking Our Approach to Drinking: A New Intervention Strategy

Introduction Imagine the struggle of wanting to cut down on alcohol but feeling that pull every time the weekend rolls around or stress piles up. It’s a common battle, and many have lost hope in ever finding a sustainable solution. However, what if I told you that the power to change your drinking habits isn’t […]

Navigating the Emotional Landscape of COVID-19 Vaccination in Cancer Patients

— Introduction: The Unseen Battle Inside the Mind The last few years have reshaped our understanding of health profoundly. **COVID-19** forced a global recalibration, but its psychological impact was particularly poignant among those already fighting an uphill battle: cancer patients. Imagine juggling the dual anxiety of a cancer diagnosis and a pandemic—it is a labyrinthine […]

Redefining Neuro-Assessment: A New Lens on Childhood Neurodiversity

Introduction: A New Dawn in Autism Assessment Imagine walking into a bustling café where each table is filled with a unique symphony of sounds and conversations. This tapestry of diverse interactions could metaphorically represent the inner workings of children’s minds being evaluated for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In recent years, there’s been a shift in […]

The Silent Battle: Mental Health and Stigma Among Indian Women Living with HIV

Imagine living every day with a secret that shapes every part of your life. For Indian women living with HIV, this is a stark reality. Each day presents an emotional tug-of-war driven not just by their health status but also by the layers of stigma that envelop their lives. The research paper titled “I hope […]