Association of Urinary Metals with Sarcopenia Among U.S. Adults: The Mediating Role of Aging

Liang, Zhuoshuai; Sun, Xiaoyang; Guo, Ruifang; Jia, Lei; Tian, Yang; Wang, Yujian; Liu, Yawen; Liu, Siyu

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“…The psychological factors measured included the degree of self-stigma, anxiety and adverse childhood experiences, and unsteady load levels. Internalized stigma of mental illness (ISMI) developed by Ritsher et al was utilized to assess the stigma experience of the participants [2]. The Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 (GAD-7) scale developed by Spitzer et al in 2006 test the levels of anxiety [3].…”

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The Relationship Between the Degree of Stigma and Social Distance in Depression - The Mediating Role of Anxiety

Yang

2024

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As depression and other mental illness groups have come into the public eye, the public has their own views and attitudes towards depression groups, and there are many negative evaluation. There is the stigma of depression and the increased social distance between the depressed community and the public. In this study, we surveyed 190 college students to measure their stigma against depression, social distance from depression, and anxiety. The mediating effect analysis of SPSS data analysis was used to study the relationship between anxiety level as a mediating variable. The current results show that depression stigma is positively correlated with social distance, and depression stigma has a positive predictive effect on social distance, which is consistent with the results of previous studies, such as Rusch et al., found that there is an implicit stigma phenomenon among the public towards mental illness groups, which increases the social distance between the two. At the same time, this study suggests that anxiety levels have a partial mediating effect on the relationship between depression and social distance, and the higher the degree of depression stigma, the higher the anxiety level, which in turn leads to the increase of social distance. This paper provides preliminary evidence for the study of the factors influencing social distance, particularly the effect of the degree of stigma.

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“…For analysis part, EpiData 3.1 was used to establish the database was established via EpiData 3.1. Analysis was conducted through SPSS 22.0 [2]. Apart from the descriptive statistics, the chi-square test was conducted to compare the differences between groups.…”

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The Relationship Between the Degree of Stigma and Social Distance in Depression - The Mediating Role of Anxiety

Yang

2024

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Metals accumulation affects bone and muscle in osteoporotic patients: A pilot study

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Environmental Research

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Association of Urinary Metals with Sarcopenia Among U.S. Adults: The Mediating Role of Aging

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The Relationship Between the Degree of Stigma and Social Distance in Depression - The Mediating Role of Anxiety

The Relationship Between the Degree of Stigma and Social Distance in Depression - The Mediating Role of Anxiety

Metals accumulation affects bone and muscle in osteoporotic patients: A pilot study

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