From Person With Autism to Autistic Person: Language Trends Reversed Over Four Decades
A large-scale corpus analysis of books and news media shows that person-first language rose after 1980 but has recently been ...
Tag: stigma
Cured but Not Free: Leprosy Survivors in Ghana Still Face Supernatural Fear and Hidden Fees
A qualitative study of persons cured of leprosy in Ghana's Godokpe community reveals persistent supernatural beliefs, uneven stigma reduction, pluralistic ...
Noma Survivors Face a Hidden Crisis: Depression, Stigma and the Push to Make Mental Health Core Care
A new PLOS Mental Health opinion article argues that psychological care, not just surgery, must become an integral part of ...
Knowledge Is the Key: What Shapes Nurses’ Mental Health Attitudes in Myanmar
A survey of 431 nurses in Myanmar's general hospitals finds that mental health knowledge is the strongest determinant of positive ...
Peer Researchers With Lived Experience Could Transform Eating Disorder Science, If Systems Change
A new experience-informed commentary argues that Peer Researchers with lived experience of eating disorders can only transform research if recruitment, ...
Trust, Stigma and the School Clinic: Why Relationships Decide Whether Teens Talk About Childhood Trauma
A qualitative study of twenty adolescents and parents finds that trust, school social dynamics, and community relationships—not the screening tools ...
How Caste Hides Inside Merit: A Documentary’s Case From India’s Elite Universities
A new study of the 2011 documentary The Death of Merit argues that merit in India's elite universities operates as ...
Hospital Algorithm Flags Thousands, Yet Only a Fraction Start Buprenorphine
A two-year hospital trial screening effort generated 9,140 flagged records but enrolled only 23 patients on buprenorphine, exposing both algorithmic ...
Social Support May Shield COVID-19 Survivors From PTSD, Review Finds
A systematic review of sixteen studies finds that higher perceived social support may protect COVID-19 survivors from posttraumatic stress disorder, ...
Rock Bottom Does Not Drive Recovery, Johns Hopkins Study of Opioid Addiction Finds
A Johns Hopkins qualitative study of 20 people recovering from opioid use disorder finds that only 10 percent were motivated ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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