Exploring how attachment insecurities mediate the link between sexual and partnership satisfaction in adolescents and young adults with cancer
Acta Oncologica,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
64, С. 96 - 104
Опубликована: Янв. 21, 2025
Background
and
purpose:
Comprehensive
data
on
factors
affecting
partnership
satisfaction
among
adolescents
young
adult
(AYA)
cancer
survivors
are
limited.
Our
study
examines
satisfaction,
sexual
attachment
insecurities,
exploring
how
attachment-related
anxiety
avoidance
influence
the
relationship
between
across
major
tumor
entities
in
this
population.
Patients
methods:
We
utilized
from
two
measurement
time
points
(t1
t6)
of
AYA-LE
study,
a
prospective
longitudinal
investigation
examining
temporal
course
associated
life
psychological
distress
AYA
survivors.
examined
mediating
effect
insecurities
(ECR-RD)
(FLZ-Sex)
(PFB),
while
controlling
for
sociodemographic
clinical
characteristics,
sample
N
=
275
participants.
Results:
Higher
was
correlated
with
lower
(r
-0.51,
p
<
0.001)
-0.49,
0.001).
Both
were
higher
-0.64,
0.001
r
-0.72,
0.001,
respectively).
Sexual
partially
predicted
through
accounted
75%
total
effect.
Interpretation:
The
associations
highlight
need
to
address
emotional
relational
aspects
supportive
care
There
is
clear
more
targeted
studies
patterns,
specific
population
further
refine
validate
these
approaches.
Язык: Английский
Menstrual hygiene management among reproductive-aged women with disabilities in Bangladesh
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 23, 2024
Abstract
Background
Women
with
disabilities
in
low-
and
middle-income
countries
face
unique
challenges
managing
menstruation,
affecting
their
health,
dignity,
quality
of
life.
Objective
This
study
explored
menstrual
hygiene
management
(MHM)
practices
among
reproductive-aged
women
Bangladesh
its
impact
on
social
participation.
Methods
We
analyzed
data
from
51,535
the
2019
Multiple
Indicator
Cluster
Survey
(MICS).
The
outcome
variables
were:
(i)
material
used
to
manage
blood
flow
while
menstruating
(appropriate,
inappropriate),
(ii)
availability
a
private
place
for
washing
changing
menstruation
rags
(yes,
no),
(iii)
impacted
attendance
activities,
school,
or
work
during
no).
Disability
status
was
considered
as
major
explanatory
variable
categorized
no
disabilities,
moderate
severe
disabilities.
Associations
were
determined
using
multilevel
multinomial
logistic
regression
model
adjusted
individual-level
factors,
household-level
community-level
factors.
Results
Among
sample,
2.7%
reported
disability
19.2%
vision-related
(12.2%)
being
most
prevalent,
followed
by
cognitive
(9.5%)
walking
(8.2%).
Overall,
4%
inappropriate
materials
flow,
rising
8.0%
those
5.8%
had
33-47%
lower
odds
appropriate
34-44%
having
change
at
home.
Additionally,
1.66
times
more
likely
report
that
activities.
Conclusion
significant
barriers
effective
MHM.
Addressing
these
issues
requires
targeted
interventions,
including
disability-inclusive
health
education,
improved
access
products
sanitation
facilities,
community
initiatives
reduce
stigma.
Язык: Английский
Menstrual hygiene management among reproductive‐aged women with disabilities in Bangladesh
Health Science Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(10)
Опубликована: Окт. 1, 2024
Abstract
Background
Women
with
disabilities
in
low‐
and
middle‐income
countries
face
unique
challenges
managing
menstruation,
affecting
their
health,
dignity,
quality
of
life.
Aim
This
study
aimed
to
explore
menstrual
hygiene
management
(MHM)
practices
among
reproductive‐aged
women
Bangladesh
its
impact
on
social
participation.
Methods
We
analyzed
data
from
51,535
the
2019
Multiple
Indicator
Cluster
Survey
(MICS).
The
outcome
variables
were:
(i)
material
used
manage
blood
flow
while
menstruating
(appropriate,
inappropriate),
(ii)
availability
a
private
place
for
washing
changing
menstruation
rags
(yes,
no),
(iii)
attendance
activities,
school,
or
work
during
no).
Disability
status
was
considered
as
major
explanatory
variable
categorized
no
disabilities,
moderate
severe
disabilities.
Associations
were
determined
using
multilevel
mixed‐effects
binary
logistic
regression
model
adjusted
individual‐level
factors,
household‐level
community‐level
factors.
Results
Among
sample,
2.7%
reported
disability
19.2%
vision‐related
(12.2%)
being
most
prevalent,
followed
by
cognitive
(9.5%)
walking
(8.2%).
Overall,
4%
inappropriate
materials
flow,
rising
8.0%
those
5.8%
had
33%–47%
lower
odds
appropriate
34%–44%
having
change
at
home.
Additionally,
1.66
times
more
likely
report
that
impacted
activities.
Conclusion
significant
barriers
effective
MHM.
Addressing
these
issues
requires
targeted
interventions,
including
disability‐inclusive
health
education,
improved
access
products
sanitation
facilities,
community
initiatives
reduce
stigma.
Язык: Английский