National Journal of Community Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(07), P. 606 - 614
Published: July 1, 2024
Background:
Metabolic
syndrome
poses
a
significant
health
challenge
in
the
elderly,
affecting
both
psychological
and
physiological
aspects.
The
application
of
mindfulness
treating
lifestyle
variables
linked
to
risk
cardiovascular
disease
shows
promise
improving
self-awareness,
mood
regulation,
attention
control.
In
addition
lowering
stress,
anxiety,
depression
therapies
have
potential
improve
glycemic
management.
This
study
aims
investigate
efficacy
mindfulness-based
interventions
addressing
this
complex
issue.
Methods:
Cochrane
Library,
Embase,
PubMed/MEDLINE
electronic
databases
were
searched
by
author
find
pertinent
systematic
reviews
meta-analyses.
Results:
A
summary
available
research
review
explores
impact
on
elderly
individuals
with
metabolic
from
years
2011-2023.
Examining
outcomes,
focuses
depression,
quality
life,
key
indicators
such
as
BMI,
cholesterol
levels,
blood
sugar.
Conclusion:
Findings
shed
light
benefits
practices
mental
well-being
positively
influencing
parameters
population.
To
fully
understand
biological
impacts
human
processes,
more
investigation
is
required.
International Journal for Educational Integrity,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(1)
Published: April 17, 2024
Abstract
Despite
the
growing
interest
in
mindfulness
higher
education,
literature
on
its
relation
to
decision-making
under
risk
(i.e.
academic
misconduct)
and
statistics
anxiety
is
scarce.
The
present
research
shall
fill
this
gap.
Based
prospect
theory,
we
assessed
mediating
effect
of
relationship
between
dishonesty
moderated
by
aversion.
Data
were
collected
from
791
undergraduate
students
six
Israeli
institutions
studying
for
bachelor’s
degrees
social
sciences.
Questionnaires
included
following
measures:
behaviour
according
theory
framework,
Mindful
Attention
Awareness
Scale,
Statistics
Anxiety
Rating
Academic
Misconduct
Scale
sociodemographic
variables.
Correlations
among
these
variables
explored.
data
was
analysed
using
Structural
Equation
Modelling
(SEM).
results
indicate
that
variance
explained
students'
with
a
mediation
Mindfulness
Risk
Aversion.
negatively
affects
Dishonesty,
while
Aversion
has
significant
positive
Mindfulness.
Finally,
individuals
high
anxiety,
Averse
show
significantly
than
Seekers.
We
conclude
mindfulness-based
interventions
might
be
constructive
tool
reduce
risk-taking
promote
ethical
who
experience
levels
anxiety.
Furthermore,
developing
mindful
skills
may
help
neutralize
unwanted
feelings
get
along
their
learning
tasks.
Hence,
avoid
unethical
behaviours.
Global Advances in Integrative Medicine and Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: March 1, 2025
Chronic
low
back
pain
is
globally
prevalent
and
associated
with
significant
impairment
in
quality
of
life.
Furthermore,
people
from
historically
marginalized
communities
are
less
likely
to
receive
treatment,
contributing
health
inequities.
Group
mindfulness-based
interventions
improve
function,
virtual
delivery
has
been
demonstrated
be
feasible.
Little
known
about
how
participants
experience
the
interventions,
especially
communities.
This
study
explored
participant
perspectives
a
group
medical
visit
for
chronic
pain.
Participants
were
recruited
intervention
arm
OPTIMUM,
visits
using
an
adapted
Mindfulness-Based
Stress
Reduction
program
Semi-structured
exit
interviews
examined,
reflexive
thematic
analysis
was
used
compose
key
themes.
Interviews
59
(mean
56
years,
69.5%
women;
45.8%
Black
or
African
American)
examined.
Two
major
themes
derived
analysis.
The
first
theme
'effects
external
environment,'
ie,
physical
location
which
engaged
session.
subthemes
comfort,
social
demands
home
setting,
sharing
personal
spaces.
second
'navigating
platform.'
Subthemes
ease,
struggle,
levels
support.
Patient
experiences
varied
substantially
during
this
variation
influenced
by
determinants
health.
bring
attention
effects
environment
technology
itself
on
participation
Basic
tenets
mindfulness,
such
as
present
state
awareness
equanimity,
can
provide
structure
within
navigate
amid
environments.
Future
studies
needed
explore
differences
in-person
mindfulness
programs
adapt
programs.
NCT04129450.
Social Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 218 - 218
Published: March 31, 2025
The
rapid
transition
to
online
learning
prompted
by
the
COVID-19
pandemic
created
significant
challenges
for
college
students.
One
critical
issue
was
its
impact
on
mental
health,
as
there
were
widespread
reports
of
increased
anxiety
and
stress
among
This
qualitative
narrative
review
explores
mindfulness
practices
an
effective
intervention
support
students’
well-being
boost
academic
performance
during
such
a
crisis
beyond.
paper
utilizes
SANRA
(Scale
Assessment
Narrative
Review
Articles)
guidelines
ensure
systematic
transparent
synthesis
literature.
A
total
18
studies
published
in
international
peer-reviewed
journals
between
2020
2024
included
review.
Mindfulness
techniques
have
reduced
stress,
helped
with
emotional
regulation,
alleviated
anxiety,
improved
cognitive
functions.
programs
demonstrated
success
helping
students
manage
uncertainties
social
isolation
lockdowns
produced.
Moreover,
help
build
resilience
boosting
self-awareness
increasing
student
engagement
course
material.
highlights
effectiveness
these
supporting
educators
post-pandemic
context.
It
offers
valuable
insights
policymakers
navigating
both
crisis-driven
future
advancements
education.
Frontiers in Neuroscience,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19
Published: April 8, 2025
Anxiety
and
depression
reduce
autonomic
system
activity,
as
measured
by
Heart
Rate
Variability
(HRV),
exacerbate
cardiac
morbidity.
Both
music
mindfulness
have
been
shown
to
increase
HRV,
clinical
approaches
incorporating
these
interventions
show
promise
effective
treatments
for
symptoms
of
anxiety
depression.
Music
mindfulness,
which
combines
listening
with
activities,
may
provide
unique
synergistic
therapeutic
benefits
stress
management.
However,
date,
no
studies
evaluated
the
physiological
mechanisms
underlying
a
community-based
paradigm.
We
used
wearable
technology
record
electrocardiography
electroencephalography
signals
from
participants
moderate
during
also
assessed
impact
our
session
on
participant's
psychological
state.
found
that
sessions
acutely
enhanced
multiple
measures
HRV
altered
EEG
power
spectral
density
across
various
frequency
bands
in
frontotemporal
electrodes.
live
virtual
reduced
participants'
state
consciousness;
however,
only
fostered
social
connection.
Additionally,
effects
varied
based
self-reported
sex.
Overall,
findings
demonstrate
effectively
engages
neural
mechanisms,
contribute
treatment
symptoms.
International Journal of Nursing Practice,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
30(5)
Published: Jan. 26, 2024
Abstract
Aim
The
present
study
aimed
to
examine
the
effects
of
a
mindfulness‐based
stress
reduction
(MBSR)
program
and
deep
relaxation
exercises
on
pregnancy‐related
anxiety
levels.
Materials
Methods
This
randomized
parallel‐group
controlled
trial
was
conducted
with
95
pregnant
women
(MBSR:
n
=
32,
exercises:
31,
control:
32)
between
1
August
15
October
2022
who
were
registered
at
pregnancy
outpatient
clinics
hospital
in
Southeastern
Anatolia
Region
Türkiye.
CONSORT
guidelines
followed
our
study.
participants
MBSR
group
given
an
eight‐session
program,
consisting
two
sessions
per
week
for
4
weeks,
whereas
asked
do
home
videos
four
times
weeks.
control
received
only
routine
prenatal
care.
Results
mean
PRAQ‐R2
Fear
Giving
Birth
subscale
scores
groups
after
intervention
lower
than
that
group.
Additionally,
total
PRAQ‐R2,
Worries
about
Bearing
Physically
or
Mentally
Handicapped
Child
Concern
One's
Own
Appearance
found
be
significantly
those
(
p
<
0.001).
Conclusion
is
effective
method
reducing
are
alternative
practices
fear
giving
birth
among
women.
Trial
registration:
NCT05447000
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: June 24, 2024
Objective
This
meta-analysis
evaluated
the
effectiveness
of
mindfulness-based
interventions
(MBIs)
on
test
anxiety
across
diverse
age
groups
and
intervention
modalities.
Methods
Rigorous
inclusion
criteria
were
applied
to
select
studies
focusing
MBIs
as
independent
variable,
with
outcome.
A
comprehensive
search
multiple
databases
yielded
18
primary
studies,
contributing
20
comparisons.
Data
extracted
study
characteristics,
sample
sizes,
details,
analyzed
using
a
random-effects
model.
Results
The
analyses
incorporated
1,275
participants,
demonstrating
moderate
large
negative
effect
(effect
size
=
−0.716;
95%
CI:
−1.383
−0.049).
Moderation
analysis
indicated
that
mean
age,
number
sessions,
delivery
mode
did
not
significantly
influence
sizes.
Publication
bias
assessment
suggested
presence
via
Egger’s
regression
(
p
0.025),
though
Begg
Mazumdar’s
Duval
Tweedie’s
trim
fill
method
no
missing
studies.
Conclusion
are
effective
in
reducing
anxiety,
results
should
be
interpreted
caution
due
potential
publication
unexplained
heterogeneity.
impact
vary
participant
or
mode.