The role of the family in the development of eating disorders has been a predominant research focus. However, no other known studies of patients in an eating disorder (ED) day treatment program (DTP) have explored the ...

This study evaluated the efficacy of a manualized CBT that managed physical and psychological symptoms of JPFS. Eighty children (72% female, 14% male) diagnosed with JPFS were treated in our large-scale Fibromyalgia Treatment ...

This study sought to establish how often circadian airflow measurements (Peak Expiratory Flow rate or PEF) and how many values were needed for asthma management. That is the primary aim was not only to investigate circadian ...

Many websites on the Internet offer information to breast cancer patients and are increasingly being used for information with which to make informed choices. This study occurred between October and December 2000, where ...

Background: Empirical findings suggest that spirituality, religiosity, and trait mindfulness (S/R/TM) are associated with favorable physical and mental health outcomes. Few studies have explored the relationships between ...

Objective. To delineate the relationship between optimism and quality of life (QOL) in adolescents with cancer living in the Bronx, New York. Relationships with health-related quality of life (HRQOL) and coping were ...

This retrospective correlational study examined the relationship between levels of parentification throughout childhood and adolescence, and subsequent levels of Adult Psychosocial Distress (APD) among a sample of 233 adult ...

Obesity has been found to cause widespread psychosocial effects, particularly in the area of romantic relationships where obese females are often seen as undesirable. This study investigates how body weight is related to ...

Introduction: Comorbidity between asthma and psychiatric disorders is reported to have a significant impact upon illness management factors such as asthma control, functional status, and utilization of medical services. ...

Background: Research indicates high rates of poor medication adherence in diabetes. There is some evidence linking medication adherence with neuropsychological functioning, but further research is required to replicate ...