Michelle Flynn

TL;DR: A wide range of evidence is drawn upon to provide a comprehensive overview of appropriate remotely-delivered interventions for older adults that target loneliness and psychological symptoms and to overcome barriers to implementation and delivery.

TL;DR: MBTs in cancer care show great promise and evidence of efficacy for treating many common symptoms, and future studies should investigate more diverse cancer populations using standardized treatment protocols and directly compare various MBTs to one another.

TL;DR: Preconception folic acid supplementation is highly variable worldwide and many women may not achieve sufficient folate levels to prevent NTDs, so recommendations for future research include: more explicit reporting of methodology, more detailed assessment of folicacid use, assessment of variables potentially relevant to folic Acid use, and surveillance offolic acid use in a greater diversity of countries, especially in the developing world.

TL;DR: Assessment of associations between collaborative and negative SCPs and women's pain and the sexual and relationship adjustment of women with PVD provides preliminary support for the need to assess and target collaborative andnegative SCPs in psychological interventions for couples affected by PVD.

TL;DR: The evidence suggests that hypnosis may help treat symptoms of nausea and vomiting in breast cancer patients, manage pain in a variety of contexts, and also reduce levels of anxiety and overall distress around surgical and medical procedures, both in children and adults.