“…Possible reasons for fewer referrals during this time could be non-presentation through fears of contracting COVID-19 or altruistic avoidance of putting “pressure on the NHS”. …”
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“…He was under self-isolation along with his family members who exhibited mild symptoms of SARS-CoV-2, none of them required hospital admission. He was initially fearful to seek medical attention but was brought in by family after exhibiting behaviour changes, obsession with toilet cleaning, reckless spending and getting aggressive approximately two weeks after the onset of acute upper respiratory symptoms. …”
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“…The patient fully consented but refused surgery at 25 weeks’ gestation, fearing premature delivery. The right breast was closely monitored by US, and at 9 weeks after the first surgery, signs of local recurrence were detected. …”
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“…Evidence suggested that pregnant women who have had good knowledge about their condition are able to participate in shared decision-making and can alleviate fears related to anesthesia. However, only a few studies have been conducted in Ethiopia assess the level of knowledge and attitude of pregnant women towards anesthesia for cesarean section. …”
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“…These patients who lack knowledge about IBD and reproduction tend to have misguided fears and make uninformed decisions such as voluntary childlessness (VC) or poor medication adherence. …”
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“…RESULTS: STARS participants who reported higher perceived capability at baseline had significantly greater formal and informal training, more years of experience in suicide prevention, and were more likely to have experienced client suicide and/or suicide attempt and to report fewer SRA related fears. We found overall significant positive impacts of STARS training on clinician competencies (attitudes, perceived capability, declarative knowledge) from pre- to post-training. …”
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“…However, homeless shelters may be reluctant to implement smoke-free policies due to fears of it discouraging current/potential shelter guests from taking refuge there. …”
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“…The content of the hallucinations was related to the fearful and threatening situations in three patients and the experience of seeing deceased family members in two patients. …”
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“…Dogs with low baseline performance also showed significantly more positive (friendly) reactions to social threat after oxytocin administration than after placebo, while for dogs with high baseline performance, oxytocin administration led to a more negative (fearful) reaction. These results indicate that similar to those on humans, the effects of oxytocin on dogs' social behavior are not universally positive but are constrained by individual characteristics and the context. …”
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“…Over twenty years, 72.2% of dogs presented for aggression, 20.1% for anxieties/fears/phobias, and 7.4% for miscellaneous behavioral problems. …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: Most respondents considered infection with COVID-19 to be a major threat and feared another quarantine. During quarantine, respondents most often experienced fatigue, a lack of energy, nervousness, anxiety, anger, and sadness. …”
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“…These factors hindered residents' abilities to get tested, which was further exacerbated by individual fears surrounding the testing process and limited knowledge on testing availability. …”
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“…SUMMARY: Idiopathic intracranial hypertension is a neurological disease, where vision loss is the most feared complication of this disorder. The pathophysiology of IIH is not fully understood but is strongly linked to a reduced uptake of CSF into the central dural sinus veins. …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: Negative sentiment toward vaccines dominated positive sentiment in Japan, and the concerns about side effects might have outweighed fears of infection at the beginning of the vaccination process. …”
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“…If non-vaccinated, the cause of hesitation was explored: 40% of parents worried about inducing seizures, 19% of parents worried about vaccine side effects, 32% of parents worried about the vaccine-antiepileptic drug interactions, and 9% of parents feared for their child’s physical condition. More than 34.1% of parents accepted that the decision to get the vaccine for their child was difficult. …”
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“…METHODS: A 16 y/o male patient was brought to opd with c/o:- -Easy irritability on minor matters - Remaining withdrawn - Fearfulness on going out of house, since 2 months. Patient was diagnosed as “Autism spectrum disorder” at 5 y/o age and was maintaining well without meds since 10 years. …”
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“…Adaptations were based on national and global requirements and on social and individual behaviors during the pandemic (e.g., fearful mothers not coming to facilities). CONCLUSIONS: Data use elucidated how to deliver urban MIYCN services and adapt amidst the ongoing pandemic. …”
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“…We therefore identified three ambivalences as main themes: (I) “feeling well-informed but missing essential discussions”, (II) “although feeling mostly satisfied with the care, remaining with unmet care needs”, and (III) “fearing a referral to palliative care but acknowledging its importance”. …”
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“…Method: Eighty-one women (n = 28 healthy controls (HC) and n = 53 BPD patients of which n = 18 had comorbid PTSD) performed an adapted Sternberg item recognition WM task with neutral and negative social cues (interpersonal scenes from the International Affective Picture System (IAPS), and neutral, fearful, and angry faces) as distractors. Dependent variables were RTs of correct trials and HF-HRV. …”
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