Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Nov. 4, 2022
Female
long
haulers
deal
with
persistent
post-acute
COVID-19
symptoms
that
have
serious
health
implications.
This
study
aimed
to
identify
resilience
resources
at
multiple
socio-ecological
levels
for
female
and
describe
how
affect
their
responses
COVID.Purposive
sampling
was
adopted
recruit
participants
through
social
media
from
April
June
2021
followed
by
15
semi-structured
interviews.
An
inductive
analytical
approach
categorize
themes
open
axial
coding
were
verified
peer
review.Female
relied
on
various
foster
in
response
COVID.
At
the
individual
level,
they
utilized
cognitive
emotional
increase
knowledge,
learn
new
skills,
set
goals,
manage
emotions;
behavioral
(e.g.,
internal
motivation
executive
functioning)
perform
physical,
creative,
recreational
activities,
adopt
healthier
eating
habits;
spiritual
rituals
connect
God.
support
existing
relationships
and/or
online
groups
enhanced
identity
provided
material
informational
resources.
systems
guidance
counselors
physicians
availability
of
clinics,
medicines,
equipment
assisted
them
symptom
management
medication
adherence.The
can
be
(1)
offering
financial
health-related
resources,
(2)
developing
social-support
groups,
(3)
counseling
care
service
training
healthcare
professionals,
(4)
implementing
more
psychosocial
interventions
labor
organizations.
Current Sports Medicine Reports,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
21(6), P. 196 - 204
Published: June 1, 2022
Abstract
This
review
describes
the
available
evidence
of
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2
(SARS-CoV-2,
referred
to
COVID-19)
pandemic
on
musculoskeletal
injury
patterns
and
prevalence
in
athletes.
A
brief
overview
epidemiology
COVID-19
active
populations
from
youth
through
professional
are
provided.
Responses
regarding
sport
participation
at
regional,
national,
international
organizations
summarized.
Downstream
effects
complete
or
partial
training
shutdown
risk
mental
health
discussed.
Strategies
maintain
athletic
potential
overall
well-being
include
maintaining
safe
access
facilities
resources,
implementation
prevention
programs,
organization
athlete
support
networks,
incorporation
resilience
coping
training.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 451 - 451
Published: Jan. 14, 2023
To
understand
the
susceptibility
to
nutrition-health
misinformation
related
preventing,
treating,
or
mitigating
risk
of
COVID-19
during
initial
lockdowns
around
world,
present
international
web-based
survey
study
(15
April-15
May
2020)
gauged
participants'
(
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 351 - 351
Published: Jan. 14, 2022
After
the
COVID-19
lockdown,
a
'new
normal'
was
established,
involving
hybrid
lifestyle
that
combined
face-to-face
with
virtual
activity.
We
investigated,
in
case-control
study,
impact
of
on
daily
sleep
and
eating
routines,
compared
pre-pandemic
conditions.
To
do
this,
we
propose
using
social
jet
lag
as
markers
regularity
routines.
Additionally,
studied
whether
had
an
body
mass
index
(BMI),
diet
quality,
other
health-related
variables.
This
study
included
71
subjects
group,
68
group
(20-30
years).
For
all
participants,
evaluated
lag,
BMI,
behaviors,
physical
activity,
well-being.
General
linear
models
were
used
to
compare
outcome
variables
between
groups.
The
results
revealed
associated
greater
routines
(-0.7
h
(95%
CI:
-1.0,
-0.4),
-0.3
-0.5,
-0.1)),
longer
duration
weekdays
(1.8
1.5,
2.2)),
lower
debt
(-1.3
-1.7,
-0.9)).
Regarding
BMI
variables,
observed
these
similar
These
findings
indicate
positive
our
indicated
offered
college
students
more
sustainable
lifestyle,
which
hours
during
week
debt.
This,
long
run,
could
have
overall
health.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Nov. 4, 2022
Female
long
haulers
deal
with
persistent
post-acute
COVID-19
symptoms
that
have
serious
health
implications.
This
study
aimed
to
identify
resilience
resources
at
multiple
socio-ecological
levels
for
female
and
describe
how
affect
their
responses
COVID.Purposive
sampling
was
adopted
recruit
participants
through
social
media
from
April
June
2021
followed
by
15
semi-structured
interviews.
An
inductive
analytical
approach
categorize
themes
open
axial
coding
were
verified
peer
review.Female
relied
on
various
foster
in
response
COVID.
At
the
individual
level,
they
utilized
cognitive
emotional
increase
knowledge,
learn
new
skills,
set
goals,
manage
emotions;
behavioral
(e.g.,
internal
motivation
executive
functioning)
perform
physical,
creative,
recreational
activities,
adopt
healthier
eating
habits;
spiritual
rituals
connect
God.
support
existing
relationships
and/or
online
groups
enhanced
identity
provided
material
informational
resources.
systems
guidance
counselors
physicians
availability
of
clinics,
medicines,
equipment
assisted
them
symptom
management
medication
adherence.The
can
be
(1)
offering
financial
health-related
resources,
(2)
developing
social-support
groups,
(3)
counseling
care
service
training
healthcare
professionals,
(4)
implementing
more
psychosocial
interventions
labor
organizations.
