Caregivers with approach-oriented coping strategy have less anxiety and depression symptoms, better quality of life
Psychologists report increases in those seeking care for anxiety, depression, substance use and no capacity for treating new patients
Authors say routine screening for these symptoms may be beneficial in clinical practice
Reduction in caregiver depressive symptoms may have positive impact on child asthma outcomes, partially mediated by child depressive symptom severity
Initiating systemic hormone therapy before age 50 years linked to increased risk for depression
Depression scores reduced significantly for single 25-mg dose versus 1-mg dose, but not for single 10-mg dose
<p>However, treatment lowers risk of dementia among older adults</p>
Estimated change from baseline in the PHQ-9 score increased with increasing work hours
However, only night sweats appear to be associated with stress scores
Authors say the health of family caregivers should be monitored in clinical practices