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Low-intensity mind-body exercise for mental health in ageing societies: Tai Chi as a scalable intervention across depression, anxiety, insomnia, loneliness, and cognitive decline.

Zhang X, Shi YFrontiers in psychology

Population ageing is increasing the number of older adults who experience overlapping depressive symptoms, anxiety, insomnia, loneliness, and cognitive vulnerability, often alongside multimorbidity, pain, frailty, and functional limitation. This structured narrative review evaluates Tai Chi as a scalable, low-intensity mind-body exercise for these…

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Mental health literacy moderates the association between anxiety and depressive symptoms among Chinese young adults: a population-based cross-sectional study.

Chen X, Rao W, Xiong D et al.Frontiers in public health

BACKGROUND: Mental health literacy (MHL) plays an important role in the recognition, prevention, and management of mental disorders, but its current status among Chinese young adults and its potential moderating role in the association between anxiety and depression remain underexplored. This study examined…

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Co‐Designing a Website With Young People to Enable the Uptake of Online, Self‐Help Single Session Interventions for Mental Health: A Participatory Approach

Maria Elizabeth Loades, Sophie Dallison, Emma Chubb et al.Health Expectations

BACKGROUND: Evidence-based self-help digital interventions are a promising approach to low-barrier mental health and well-being support. They could be particularly impactful at the early stages of help-seeking and could reach young people who may not otherwise access any help at all. To capitalise…

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Nursing Student Led Blood Pressure Education in a Community Mental Health Setting: A Pre Post Test Study.

Catherine Stephen, Taylor Yousiph, Elizabeth Halcomb et al.International journal of mental health nursing

People living with mental illness have greater cardiovascular risk, more lifestyle risk factors and lower health literacy than the general population. The high prevalence of hypertension among people living with mental illness places them at a significantly higher risk of premature morbidity and…

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Implementing digital mental health tools in the public behavioral health systems: a multi-city/county evaluation of California's Help@Hand project.

Bevens W, Stoeckl SE, Eikey E et al.Implementation science communications

BackgroundDigital mental health interventions (DMHIs) can expand access to mental health care, particularly in underserved regions. Despite this, real-world implementation is complex and few studies have investigated the factors that shape it. We provide insights from Help@Hand, a five-year implementation project deploying DMHIs…

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Understanding the needs and frustrations in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis: a qualitative interview study.

Sykorova K, Pavel N, Mathew A et al.BMC musculoskeletal disorders

BackgroundScoliosis is a common term used for a group of conditions that involve abnormal curvature and rotation of the spine, thorax, and trunk. If untreated, scoliosis may lead to severe trunk deformities, which consequently limit physical function, exercise capacity, general well-being, ability to…

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'Even if you are guilty, you're still a human being': the impact of stigma on dignity and quality of healthcare from the perspective of people detained in police custody in England.

Addison M, Mulrine S, McKinnon I et al.Health & justice

BackgroundThe aim of this paper is to explore harms to health and dignity generated through stigma from the perspective of people detained in police custody, a neglected population in healthcare research. We adopt an original theoretical approach, bringing together a human rights lens…

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Stakeholder perspectives on the development of a school based mental health programme in Bangladesh: a qualitative needs assessment.

Uddin MS, Sofija E, Akhter FB et al.BMC public health

BackgroundBangladesh, a South Asian country where approximately one-third of the population comprises children and adolescents, has an estimated prevalence of mental disorder of 13.6% among this age group, while the treatment gap remains as high as 94.5%. A whole-school approach, grounded in the…