Lindsay Favotto

TL;DR: Passive screen time use was associated with mood and anxiety disorders, whereas active screen time was not, and passive screen time continued to be significantly associated with increased odds of disorders, after adjusting for age, sex, low income, activeScreen time use, sleep and physical activity.

TL;DR: Distinct patterns of substance use were derived but methodological differences prevented direct comparison and reduced capacity to generalize across studies, and there is a need to establish standardized methodological approaches to identify robust patterns of Substance use to enhance etiological, prognostic, and intervention research.

TL;DR: Extremely low-birth-weight survivors may be more sensitive to traditional risk factors for psychopathology and less protected by resiliency factors.

TL;DR: The findings of this study suggest that the receipt of disability services occurs early in the trajectory of mood and common mental disorders, indicating that the development of preventative and early intervention strategies focused on functional impairment should be priorities.

TL;DR: The authors explored how socio-demographic and health factors shape the relationship between multimorbidity and one-year acute care service use (i.e., hospital, emergency department visits) in older adults in Ontario, Canada.