Digital literacy linked to fewer depressive symptoms in older Chinese adults
A study of Chinese adults aged 60 and above links higher digital literacy to fewer depressive symptoms through two parallel ...
A study of Chinese adults aged 60 and above links higher digital literacy to fewer depressive symptoms through two parallel ...
A matched case-control study in Bukavu found no independent association between children's nocturnal bedwetting and depressive symptoms, ADHD, or low ...
A longitudinal SHARE analysis of Europeans aged 50 and over finds loneliness drives worsening mental, cognitive and functional health, while ...
A simulation-based study presents a nonlinear state-space model linking stress, negative cognitive bias and multivariate EEG and ERP signals, reporting ...
A network analysis of 8,380 Chinese adults aged 45 and older found higher depressive-symptom scores among those with self-reported physician-diagnosed ...
A cross-sectional study of 238 older adults in rural Loja province, Ecuador, finds educational attainment most strongly associated with MMSE-measured ...
A small cross-sectional study found that adults with congenital heart disease and a documented anxiety history reported greater depressive symptom ...
A cross-sectional survey of 277 Hong Kong adults who had ever tested positive for COVID-19 found that stigma concerns were ...
Depressive symptoms in middle-aged and older adults begin to worsen before combined vision and hearing impairment is first observed, not ...
A survey of 510 Chinese university students links higher academic stress, especially perceived learning effectiveness pressure, to greater problematic micro-drama ...
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