Since many of the subjects in our sample already have frequent mental distress, promoting moderate use of alcohol in this population would represent a misguided effort to combat obesity with adverse health ramifications analogous to recommending cigarette smoking as a weight-loss strategy.
Pediatric nurses have a critical role in assessing parents' psychological distress and promoting family health during a child's hospitalization.
Our results indirectly offer a new perspective on the role of psychological distress in promoting cancer progression.
However, completely removing stressors at medical school may be neither practical nor desirable [ 12]; therefore, medical schools are increasingly required to participate in promoting students' resilience to distress [ 13, 14].
Thus, an intervention promoting prosocial behavior might reduce distress in breast cancer survivors directly and indirectly through these psychological correlates of distress.
Other pledges include U Can Cope, which aims to promote awareness of distress and suicidal thoughts in patients.
A recent study showed that prenatal maternal distress promoted the development of allergic disease in the offspring [ 28].
This last point is important, as it sets the stage for determining whether a particular emotion regulation behavior should be promoted to reduce distress or seen as a problematic behavior.
12 13 Feelings of loss, grief, anger and sadness are not uncommon, and women often report bodily disparagement, lack of femininity, shame and self-blame. 2 14 There is some evidence to suggest that dysregulation in the uterus microenvironment may influence the ability to conceive, for example, oxidative stress and inflammation, 15 16 which may be promoted by psychological distress.
Mr. Taglioni retired in 1989, seven years before the Texas Pacific Group, an American investment company, rescued Ducati from financial distress and began promoting the bike in the United States as a daring and sophisticated fashion statement.
