The Impact Mechanism of Household Financial Debt on Physical Health in China

Song, Jiru; Hu, Mingzheng; Li, Shaojie; Ye, Xin

doi:10.3390/ijerph20054643

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“…8 Previous research found that household financial debt can impact physical health by mediating healthcare behaviours and mental health. These associations are more pronounced in individuals who are middle-aged, married and lowincome, 9 which overlaps with the characteristics of ORHDs. Sleep is also associated with the mental health of taxi drivers.…”

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Debt, sleep deprivation and psychological distress among online ride-hailing drivers: evidence from China

Tang,

Chen,

Wang

et al. 2024

Gen Psych

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confidence: 78%

Debt, sleep deprivation and psychological distress among online ride-hailing drivers: evidence from China

Tang,

Chen,

Wang

et al. 2024

Gen Psych

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Physical health assessment by using mobile health technologies, literature review

Bilyy

2023

PCS

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A literary analysis of remote physical health assessment methods is available in this article. Indicators that directly or indirectly indicate the level of health are considered. The main focus was on methods of assessing the functional state, functional reserve, behavioral factors, disease statistics. Subjective health information such as symptoms, quality of life, and disease statistics were briefly reviewed. Because it can be easily translated into a remote format. Objective remote assessment methods are described in more detail. The following methods for evaluating functional reserves were considered: VO2max , lung capacity, physical exercises, heart rate variability, behavioral factors, body composition, glucose level, body posture and biomechanics, assessment of human activity, SF-36 questionnaires, WHODAS 2.0, static analysis of the number and duration of diseases. Some description of methods, statistical data and names of devices and programs were given for them. The greatest emphasis is placed on applications for smartphones, as they are the most accessible to the general population. The convenience and availability of mobile applications has led to the emergence of a new industry - «mobile health». The accuracy of mobile health diagnostics will increase significantly if additional sensors are added. For example: heart rate, accelerometers, gyroscopes, GPS, etc. In some cases, it can be more valuable than diagnostics in specialized medical institutions. Most of these devices are able to transmit information to the client's or specialist's smartphone. The article also presents alternative methods for assessing health indicators that do not require specialized equipment.

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Proportion of land transfer proceeds for rural development, the rural household income, and the debt risk of the rural households in China

Zhu,

Ma,

Liu

et al. 2024

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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From the perspective of rural household income, this paper discusses the relationship between the proportion of land transfer proceeds for rural development and the debt risk of rural households and carries out the empirical testing by using a two-way fixed-effects model based on the data from the Chinese Household Finance Survey (CHFS) and the data matching the prefecture-level city data. The study suggests that the debt risk of rural households can be inhibited significantly in case of an increase in the proportion of proceeds from land transfer supporting rural development, and there is a “U”-shaped relationship between the proportion and the risk, which indicates that the proportion should be controlled reasonably to maximum the use efficiency of land transfer fund, and according to the system analysis, the increase in the proportion can enhance the debt-repayment ability of the rural households and reduce their debt risk by increasing their transfer income and agriculture income. Moreover, thus, this paper is of great importance for resolving the debt risk of rural households, consolidating the achievements of poverty alleviation, preventing large-scale relapse into poverty, and promoting rural revitalization.

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The Impact Mechanism of Household Financial Debt on Physical Health in China

Cited by 4 publications

References 42 publications

Debt, sleep deprivation and psychological distress among online ride-hailing drivers: evidence from China

Debt, sleep deprivation and psychological distress among online ride-hailing drivers: evidence from China

Physical health assessment by using mobile health technologies, literature review

Proportion of land transfer proceeds for rural development, the rural household income, and the debt risk of the rural households in China

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