The Intersection of Mental Health and Chronic Disease

There's ample clinical and epidemiologic evidence that shows the risk for depression is higher among those who suffer from chronic illnesses.

Understanding the Link Between Chronic Disease and Depression

Can chronic disease lead to depression? People who have a chronic disease are at a higher risk of developing depression. Depression can be triggered by:.

Co-occurring: Mental Health and Chronic Illness

Not only does this create confusion, but it may lead professionals across the spectrum to focus on specific illnesses and disregard other aspects of the person ...

What is the connection between chronic health conditions and mental

Answer. There is a connection between chronic health conditions and mental health, especially with older adults. Eleven percent of people with ...

Comorbidities Between Chronic Illness and Mental Health

In this blog, we will discuss the complicated, reciprocal relationship between chronic illness and mental health.

The relationship between chronic diseases and mental health

The four types of chronic diseases (cholesterol disease, kidney disease, CHD and asthma) are significantly associated with mental health concerns. Participants ...

The Relationship between Mental Health, Mental Illness and ...

Conversely, people living with chronic physical health conditions experience depression and anxiety at twice the rate of the general population. Co-existing ...

Mental Health & Chronic Disease Comorbidities - RTI Health Advance

Today, more people are living longer with more chronic conditions, having surpassed acute conditions as the leading causes of morbidity, ...

Mental Health | Chronic Disease Indicators - CDC

Mental health conditions (like depression) increase the risk of chronic conditions, which in turn can increase the risk of mental health ...

The Intersection of Depression and Chronic Illness - Bold Health

Social Isolation: Chronic illness can limit social interactions and participation in activities, leading to feelings of loneliness and isolation ...

Addressing Mental Health Promotion in Chronic Disease Prevention ...

Epidemiologic studies have provided evidence of a strong link between mental illness, mental health, and physical health, especially as it relates to chronic ...

The Impact of Integrating Mental Health Services with Chronic ...

Not only are people with chronic conditions more likely to have mental health conditions, but people who have depression and another medical ...

Association of mental distress with chronic diseases in 1.9 million ...

Mental distress was positively associated with chronic diseases. Age and sex are crucial in this relationship. Further studies with longitudinal data are needed ...

Multiple chronic diseases and psychological distress among adults ...

Psychological distress is also associated with elevated risks of negative indicators of physical health such as chronic diseases (e.g., cancer, ...

At the Intersection of Mental Health and Chronic Disease

Mental health impacts patients across chronic diseases and is important to consider within the larger scope of disease management.

The Intersectionality of Chronic Illness and Mental Health

Due to their high-risk status, individuals with chronic diseases may be at increased risk and disproportionately adversely affected by the COVID ...

The Intersection of Mental Illness and Chronic Disease

With increased hospitalization, excessive worry, and/or changes in hormones, chronic illness can increase the likelihood of developing mental illness. Diagnosis ...

Relationship between chronic diseases and depression

The degree of pain had a partial mediating effect on chronic disease and depression. Pain relief measures should be considered when treating patients with ...

Association of Mental Health Disorders With Health Care Utilization ...

Further, compared with the general population, people with chronic disease have higher rates of mental health disorders, while people with ...

Mental health and chronic diseases: a challenge to be faced from a ...

The presence of co-morbidity with a mental illness, however, connotes another chronic disease in a way that cannot be ignored. Despite the ...