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Healthy working life expectancy
downin humans1
Mental health problems decrease healthy working life expectancy in humans (-2.9 years (6.87 vs 9.76 years)).
“Osteoarthritis and mental health problems were associated with 2.2 and 2.9 fewer healthy working years respectively”
Humans
Scientific reports
Dizziness or imbalance symptoms
upin humans1
Mental health problems are associated with dizziness or imbalance symptoms in humans.
“having a history of general health issues, and experiencing mental health problems or mental health symptoms were significantly associated with dizziness or imbalance symptoms”
Humansn = 5,086
BMC public health
Past-year falls
upin humans1OR 14.87
Mental health problems are associated with past-year falls in humans (OR 14.87, 95% CI 7.51–29.43).
“Univariate logistic regression highlighted associations between falls and mental health problems (OR = 14.87, 95%CI = 7.51-29.43)”
HumansEthnic older adults in rural northern Thailand; univariate logistic regressionn = 462
Heliyon
Mortality
upin humans1HR 3.4
Mental health problems raise the risk of mortality in humans (HR=3.40, 95%CI=2.75-4.23).
“severe mental health problems (HR=3.40, 95%CI=2.75-4.23) compared to those without these disabilities.”
Humanssevere mental health problems35 years
The Lancet regional health. Europe
Angry-dismissive attachment style
upin humans1
Angry-dismissive attachment style is associated with mental health problems in humans.
“Specifically, older adults with an Angry-Dismissive style were more likely to be lonely and experience mental health problems.”
Humansfemales
Attachment style, loneliness and depression in older age women
Aging & mental health
In 25,041 Chinese adults, high neuroticism scores were linked to 1.17- to 1.81-fold higher risks of major physical and mental conditions compared to low scores.In 25,041 Chinese adults, high neuroticism scores were linked to 1.17- to 1.81-fold higher risks of major physical and mental conditions compared to low scores.
In a 35-year study of 27,958 adults, baseline mental health issues at ages 35–49 were linked to 0.52 higher Fried frailty scores after age 70.In a 35-year study of 27,958 adults, baseline mental health issues at ages 35–49 were linked to 0.52 higher Fried frailty scores after age 70.