Saijonkari, Maija Paronen, Elsa Lakka, Timo Tolmunen, Tommi Linnosmaa, Ismo Lammintakanen, Johanna Isotalo, Jenni Rekola, Hanna Mäki-Opas, Tomi
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Frontiers in Public Health
Introduction Mental health disorders are increasing worldwide, leading to significant personal, economic, and social consequences. Mental health promotion and prevention have been the subject of many systematic reviews. Thus, decision makers likely face the problem of going through literature to find and utilize the best available evidence. Therefo...
McKevitt, Sarah White, Martin Petticrew, Mark Summerbell, Carolyn Vasiljevic, Milica Boyland, Emma Cummins, Steven Laverty, Anthony A Millett, Christopher de Vocht, Frank
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BACKGROUND: Commercial advertising and sponsorship drive the consumption of harmful commodities. Local authorities (LAs) have considerable powers to reduce such exposures. This study aimed to characterize local commercial policies across all English LAs. METHODS: We conducted a census of all English LAs (n = 333) to identify local commercial polici...
AlMarzooqi, Mezna A. Alsukait, Reem F. Aljuraiban, Ghadeer S. Alothman, Shaima A. AlAhmed, Reem Rakic, Severin Herbst, Christopher H. Al-Hazzaa, Hazzaa M. Alqahtani, Saleh A.
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Frontiers in Public Health
Objective This study aimed to review health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA) policies and initiatives introduced in Saudi Arabia (SA) since 2016 and identify the gaps in their design and implementation. Methods A combination of methods was used, including semi-structured interviews with key informants from relevant entities (such as those from th...
Debras, François
peer reviewed / Today, right-wing populist parties (RWPP) are integrating into European political systems. Some of these groups acquire significant legitimacy in view of their electoral results and successes. In this way, I think it is relevant to ask myself the question of how these parties relate to the notion of "democracy" - what content do the...
Cascini, Fidelia Gentili, Andrea Causio, Francesco Andrea Altamura, Gerardo Melnyk, Andriy Beccia, Flavia Pappalardo, Ciro Lontano, Alberto Ricciardi, Walter
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Frontiers in Public Health
Background and objective The capacity to promote and disseminate the best evidence-based practices in terms of digital health innovations and technologies represents an important goal for countries and governments. To support the digital health maturity across countries the Global Digital Health Partnership (GDHP) was established in 2019. The missi...
Asante, Dorothy O. Dai, Anran Walker, Anita N. Zhou, Zhou Kpogo, Senam A. Lu, Rongzhu Huang, Kaizong Zou, Jianjun
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Frontiers in Public Health
Objective Low awareness of hypertension and diabetes is a public health concern in Ghana. Assessing the general population’s behaviour via knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) will be invaluable in these diseases, where prevention and control need a lifelong commitment to a healthy lifestyle. Hence, our goal was to assess the behaviour of Akatsi...
Bianco, Federica Castelli, Ilaria
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Frontiers in Psychology
After formal school entry, theory of mind development encounters a blooming period of growth intertwined with social and academic achievements and challenges. Within this framework, in last years researchers have proposed training programs to foster mature ToM skills, but also, to test causal pathways for the role that ToM development may have in b...
Cuijpers, Pim Javed, Afzal Bhui, Kamaldeep
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The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science
The World Health Organization's World Mental Health Report is a call for action and reminds all of the huge personal and societal impact of mental illnesses. Significant effort is required to engage, inform and motivate policymakers to act. We must develop more effective, context-sensitive and structurally competent care models.
Desmarest, Clarisse Godard Plesske, Nora
This special issue of Angles reflects on Scotland’s cultural heritage as an important national asset with a focus on cities. Instead of the country’s natural heritage, which is often favoured in analyses of Scotland’s past, the journal assesses its distinctive urban heritage and how this relates to issues of national identity. Taking a broad approa...
Le Borgne, Guillaume Sirieix, Lucie
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