Higher positive affect, lower perceived stress seen in association with caring for one's body, exercising, and engaging in healthy behaviors
Increase seen in proportion of mental health-related visits and in percent of visits with prescription of psychotropic medications
Findings seen for both body mass index and waist-height ratio with depression and well-being scores
Findings seen for exposure within the past five years, but not 10 years
Patients with BHD are less likely to undergo resection and have increased odds of a complication
Adolescents who develop greater distrust more likely to subsequently experience mental health problems
TGD beneficiaries more likely than cisgender beneficiaries to use emergency department for mental health care
No differences in availability seen based on diagnosis of patient-level characteristics
Cisgender individuals have lowest probability of reporting a mental health condition or unmet mental health need