Articles related to PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS

Unresolved trauma often resurfaced during the transition of management responsibility, revealing caregiver hypervigilance and adolescent disengagement.

A Swedish national cohort analysis linked bereavement to elevated incident cardiovascular disease risk before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the strongest pandemic-period association following partner loss.

In a small neuroimaging substudy of children exposed to prenatal stress during Superstorm Sandy, stronger early adaptive skills were associated with limbic activation patterns resembling unexposed peers.

“These shifts have the potential to reshape how people build intimacy in today’s dating landscape. For example, as users report reduced appetites and lower interest in alcohol, the classic dinner-and-drinks date may give way to new methods of connecting.”

Each developmental stage presents specific psychological challenges that, when successfully resolved, contribute to emotional well-being and social adaptation across the lifespan.

Physicians should be aware of the phenomenon of “eclipse sickness,” where patients report a variety of symptoms during and after solar eclipses. Understanding the psychological and social factors at play can aid in addressing patient concerns effectively, despite the lack of empirical evidence linking eclipses to physical health outcomes.