D B Larson’s research while affiliated with U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and other places

... Ĉlanovi porodica patoloških kockara imaju ĉetiri puta veći rizik da postanu patološki kockari nego ĉlanovi porodica koji nemaju ocapatološkog kockara. Sliĉne tendencije se javljaju i kod zloupotrebe psihoaktivnih supstanci i antisocijalnog ponašanja (Black & Moyer, 1998 Seksualno uzbuĊenje je moćan pokretaĉ stvaranja kompulzije za gledanje pornografskih sadrţaja, iako postoji nedostatak jedinstvenih stavova o broju i dejstvu fizioloških i psiholoških mehanizama koji potkrepljuju kompulzivno ponašanje (Lyons, 1994). Rid istiĉe da neurotransmiteri koji se aktiviraju korišćenjem pornografije imaju sliĉne neuronske puteve kao kokain ili heroin (Reed, 1994). ...

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PORODIČNI FAKTORI RIZIKA ZA ZAVISNOSTI OD PSIHOAKTIVNIH SUPSTANCI I BIHEVIORALNE ZAVISNOSTI

... Behavioral health disorders in primary care are prevalent and potentially costly to patients and the health care system (Goldman, Wise, & Brody,1998;Greenberg, Fournier, Sisitsky, Pike, & Kessler, 2015;Kaufman, Beals, Croy, Jiang, & Novins, 2013;Kurian, Grannemann, & Trivedi, 2012;Miranda, Hohmann, Attkisson, & Larson, 1994;Ormel et al., 1994), yet these disorders are often under-recognized and, accordingly, untreated Swartz & Rollman, 2003;Williams, Kerber, Mulrow, Medina, & Aguilar, 1995). Limited evidence indicates that depression is at least as common (if not more common) among AN/AI people than the general US population . ...

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Community Dissemination in a Tribal Health Setting: A Pharmacogenetics Case Study

... A forma com que a espiritualidade e religiosidade das pessoas se relaciona com os temas das ciências da saúde cada vez mais vem despertando o interesse dos pesquisadores. São inúmeras as investigações que demostram a interação entre a participação em crenças religiosas com os fatores biológicos, psicológicos e sociais das dimensões da saúde, qualidade de vida e longevidade (Koening, 2012;Larson, 1992;Pargament et al., 1998). ...

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Influência das culturas religiosas em temas polêmicos vividos pelo profissional da saúde

... Since their introduction in the 1960s, benzodiazepines have remained among the most commonly prescribed psychotropic medications in the USA and are used for a wide spectrum of disorders, including generalized anxiety, panic and sleep disorders, catatonia, and muscle spasms [1][2][3]. Diazepam was the top-selling pharmaceutical in the USA from 1969 to 1982 [4]. In the 1980s, prescribing rates dropped as medical and public concerns arose over benzodiazepines' long-term side effects and abuse potential. ...

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Opinions Regarding Benzodiazepine Teaching and Prescribing Among Trainees in Psychiatry

... Haloperidol, a typical antipsychotic agent that is one of the most frequently prescribed neuroleptics, is clinically used for the treatment of psychiatric patients with psychoses and schizophrenia. [1] These psychotic diseases require a long treatment period. Over such a long term, it is known that neuroleptics may lead to side effects in both the target and peripheral organs. ...

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Does Haloperidol Have Side Effects on Histological and Stereological Structure of the Rat Kidneys?

... A systematic review and meta-analysis, spread over a period of 33 years (1980-2013), found that almost one third of the respondents i.e., 29.2% (25.9-32.6%) have had an experience of a common mental disorder during their lifetime 5 suffering from depression with almost one-fourth having a dual diagnosis of anxiety disorders 6 . Globally the findings of epidemiological studies show that anxiety and depressive disorders are highly prevalent, common in all regions of the world and are a significant cause of functional impairment 7,12 . ...

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Translation and validation in pashto (1): Hospital anxiety and depression scale

... Research also suggests that computer searches may not be as effective in locating relevant articles as manual searches of individual journals (Bareta, Larson, Lyons, & Zorc, 1990). The breadth of the literature reviewed in this search, however, precluded a manual examination of the literature. ...

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Culturally sensitive interventions for health related behaviors among Latino youth: A meta-analytic review

... The suspicion that the virus was contaminated with sterilizing substances was also another concern for Religion and Health Research Religion and health have had a long-standing relationship and the range of topics and issues that fall under the rubric of this relationship is extensive given how broad the two concepts are (Chatters, 2000;Koenig, 2012;Koenig et al., 2012). However, the general point of inquiry for many studies has been how religion influences the different aspects of health-mental health and wellbeing (Bonelli et al., 2012;Cochran et al., 1992;Qureshi et al., 2020), physical health (Colantonio et al., 1992;Craigie et al., 1990;Rippentrop et al., 2005), religious coping (Chatters, 2000;Koenig et al., 1992;Oxman et al., 1995;Taheri-Kharameh et al., 2016) and lifestyle behaviours and health care utilization (Chatters, 2000;Koenig, 2012). These influences could be either positive or negative. ...

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Church leader’s Interpretation of COVID-19 in Nigeria: Science, Conspiracies, and Spiritualization

... Fractures, as a commonplace occurrence in trauma medicine, present a significant challenge not only to the physical fortitude of affected individuals but also to their psychological resilience [1]. While the orthopedic community has long concentrated on the physical healing of such injuries, meticulously attending to bone realignment and restoration of function, the psychological aftermath of fractures, particularly the emergence of depressive disorders, has not received commensurate scrutiny [2][3][4]. ...

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Building a predictive model for depression risk in fracture patients: insights from cross-sectional NHANES 2005–2020 data and an external hospital-based dataset

... Psychological tests were carried out the day before MRI acquisition. These psychological tests included the Mini-Mental State Examination Scale (MMSE) (36), the Montreal Cognitive Assessment Scale (MoCA, Beijing version) (37), assessment on the Clinical Dementia Rating Scale (CDR) (38), global deterioration scale (GDS) (39), the Auditory Verbal Learning Test [AVLT, Chinese Huashan version, including three subtests: AVLT-immediate recall scores, AVLTdelayed recall scores, and AVLT-recognition scores] (40), an activities of daily living assessment (ADL) (41), the Hachinski Ischemic Scale (HIS) (42), and the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAMD) (43). ...

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Brain neurometabolites differences in individuals with subjective cognitive decline plus: A quantitative single- And multi-voxel proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy study