16.9 percent of the association was mediated by psychological distress; 3.0 and 3.1 percent mediated by social isolation, neuroticism
Additionally, specific symptom improvement seen
Findings persist across various periods
Increase in prevalence seen for internalizing behavior, while decreases seen in sexual risk behaviors and substance use
Physicians overall have higher odds of depressed mood and mental health, job, and legal problems preceding suicide
Five of seven organizations acknowledge older adults as high-risk population, but none target this population
Psychological symptoms may be more common in early perimenopause
Positive association seen for physical functioning with global mental health T-score; negative association seen for pain with GMH-T
Findings seen for physical and mental health, as well as health care-seeking behaviors for people with systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases
Caregivers with poorer mental health have higher odds of having children with behavioral issues