depressive disorders are recognized as one of the most common mental health conditions across different age groups.However,the risk factors associated with depression among older people from low-and middle-income coun...
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depressive disorders are recognized as one of the most common mental health conditions across different age groups.However,the risk factors associated with depression among older people from low-and middle-income countries remains unclear.This study aims to identify socio-demographic,health and psychosocial-related factors associated with depression in Chilean older adults.A cross-sectional study was carried out in a representative sample of 1,765 adults aged≥60 years participants from the Chilean National Health Survey 2016–2017.depres-sion was assessed with the Composite International Diagnostic Interview(CIDI-SF).Associations between the exposure variables and depression were investigated using Poisson regression analyses.The mainfindings indi-cated that women showed higher likelihood of depression than men(Prevalence Ratio(PR)=2.6[95%CI:1.40;4.89]).An increased likelihood of depression was found in older adults with chronic pain,multimorbidity(≥2 diseases),previous diagnose of depression,high perception of stress,financial stress,and difficulties for social par-ticipation.In women,higher likelihood of depression was found for those with the frailty phenotype(PR:8.53[95%CI:1.68;43.32]),rheumatoid arthritis(PR:2.41[95%CI:1.34;4.34]),insomnia(PR:2.99[95%CI:1.74;5.12])and low self-rated well-being(PR:4.94[95%CI:2.26;10.79]).Men who were divorced(PR:7.10[95%CI:1.44;34.90])or widowed(PR:10.83[95%CI:3.71;31.58]),obese(PR:5.08[95%CI:1.48;17.42])and who had asthma(PR:7.60[95%CI:2.31;24.99])were associated with higher odds of depression.The currentfindings may have clinical implications for the early identification of older adults more susceptible to depression and also suggest the need to implement cultural and age-sensitive strategies to promote mental health in late life.
Background Recovery from sport injuries commonly involves a muscle disuse situation(i.e.,reduction in physical activity levels sometimes preceded by joint immobilization)with subsequent negative effects on muscle mass...
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Background Recovery from sport injuries commonly involves a muscle disuse situation(i.e.,reduction in physical activity levels sometimes preceded by joint immobilization)with subsequent negative effects on muscle mass and function.Purpose To summarize the current body of knowledge on the effectiveness of different physical strategies that are currently available to mitigate the negative effects of muscle disuse during recovery from sports injury.Methods A narrative review was conducted to summarize the information available on neuromuscular electrical stimulation(NMES),blood flow restriction(BFR)and vibration intervention.Results The concomitant application of BFR and low-intensity exercise has shown promising results in the prevention of disuse-induced muscle atrophy.Some benefits might also be obtained with BFR alone(i.e.,with no exercise),but evidence is still inconclusive.NMES,which can be applied both passively and synchronously with exercise,can also attenuate most of the negative changes associated with disuse periods.In turn,the mechanical stimulus elicited by vibration seems effec-tive to reduce the loss of bone mineral density that accompanies muscle disuse and could also provide some benefits at the muscle tissue level.Conclusions Different physical strategies are available to attenuate disuse-induced negative consequences during recovery from injury.These interventions can be applied passively,which makes them feasible during the first stages of the recovery.However,it would be advisable to apply these strategies in conjunction with low-intensity voluntary exercise as soon as this is feasible.
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