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301“…Results: Three themes, representing barriers to receiving rehabilitation support and potential areas for intervention, were identified: making the journey from realization to readiness, combatting social stigma, and accessing appropriate services. Barriers to receiving support mostly focused on appraisal of hearing loss symptoms. …”
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302“…However, the presence of the external element is the cause of several problems such as discomfort, impossibility of being used during physical activities and sleeping, and social stigma. These limitations have driven studies with the goal of developing totally implantable hearing devices, and the design of an implantable sensor has been one of the main challenges to be overcome. …”
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303“…Identified barriers include ill health, (anticipated) psychiatric illness, social stigma and discrimination, negative attitudes among employers and the lack of social support and government welfare. …”
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304por Khazaee-Pool, Maryam, Moeeni, Maryam, Ponnet, Koen, Fallahi, Arezoo, Jahangiri, Leila, Pashaei, Tahereh“…RESULTS: Overall, six themes were discovered to be key barriers relating to methadone treatment, including financial barriers related to methadone treatment, lack of awareness about methadone treatment, negative attitudes regarding using methadone, worries about methadone’s side effects, social stigma ascribed to methadone therapy, and systemic barriers to methadone treatment. …”
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305“…RESULTS: The results of the studies show that not meeting the needs of caregivers, burnout and high burden of care, high social stigma, low social support for caregivers, and low quality of life of caregivers were among the most important challenges faced by caregivers. …”
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306“…BACKGROUND: Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have a definite role in the facilitation of HIV infection, which, in turn, also increases susceptibility to other STIs. Further, the social stigma and secrecy surrounding STIs create difficulty in estimating its true incidence and prevalence. …”
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307“…People’s beliefs, knowledge, socioeconomic status, cultural understanding of mental health, and social stigma appear to play key roles in the public health approach to post-burn health promotion and post-burn psychosocial interventions. …”
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308“…Comparisons of latent means indicated no differences between the two groups with respect to the social stigma attached to professional psychological help, but a higher psychological openness of Chinese students toward help-seeking. …”
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309“…BACKGROUND: Onychomycosis is a common refractory infection deleteriously affecting quality of life via social stigma and upsetting day-to-day activities. OBJECTIVE: To study the prevalence of onychomycosis, spectrum of fungal etiological agents, and associated risk factors. …”
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310“…All participants noted challenges including apathy, diminished planning skills, social stigma and motor problems specific to HD; people with HD perceived a lack of influence in relation to co-planning and co-execution of the walking group. …”
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311“…Hence, the expedition of its molecular aspects and bioinformatics tools relating to precise confirmation of the disease is warranted. Due to social stigma, the care and attention to safeguard these patients had increased at community level. …”
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312por Leitch, Sophie, Sciberras, Emma, Post, Brittany, Gerner, Bibi, Rinehart, Nicole, Nicholson, Jan M., Evans, Subhadra“…Conclusions: Parents attribute their high stress to their children’s behaviour, unmet needs for support, and social stigma. Parents request support to enable them to cope and appear to represent a clinical population who require mental health care and support themselves. …”
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313por Riccò, Matteo, Vezzosi, Luigi, Balzarini, Federica, Giosuè Mezzoiuso, Angelo, Ranzieri, Silvia, Vaccaro, Fabrizio Giovanni, Odone, Anna, Signorelli, Carlo“…Conclusion: Imported cases of leprosy are responsible for most leprosy incidence in Italy, and social stigma, the unfamiliarity of healthcare professionals with such disorders, and difficulties of some high-risk groups to be appropriately assessed hint to a possible under-diagnosis. …”
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314“…Similarly, education and increased awareness as to the nature and symptoms of uterine fibroids could improve the quality of life, remove negative social stigma, and reduce morbidity and mortality rates in women who seek medical care with advanced uterine fibroids.…”
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315“…BACKGROUND: Poor mental health is prevalent in lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people due in part to social stigma. The social, psychological and clinical risk factors for self-harm among LGB people are unclear, which limits our ability to predict when and how this will occur and, crucially, how to prevent it. …”
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316“…Reported challenges include the stress of household chores, food insecurity, technical difficulties and social stigma of expressing breast milk, pressure from neighbours and family members to introduce mixed feeding, and needing more community‐based awareness and support. …”
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317por Magwood, Olivia, Hanemaayer, Amanda, Saad, Ammar, Salvalaggio, Ginetta, Bloch, Gary, Moledina, Aliza, Pinto, Nicole, Ziha, Layla, Geurguis, Michael, Aliferis, Alexandra, Kpade, Victoire, Arya, Neil, Aubry, Tim, Pottie, Kevin“…Practitioners were reluctant to care for persons with lived experience of homelessness, suggesting that associated social stigma serves as a barrier for this population to access healthcare. …”
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318“…Despite surrounding social stigma and stereotypes of the “asexual older adult,” older adults, including those residing in long-term care facilities, indicate that expressing their sexuality continues to be important to them (Doll, 2013). …”
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319“…Never went to school due to social stigma. CONCLUSION: Due to limited number of trained pediatric surgeons in most of African Countries, many children in addition to living with a colostomy or untreated malformation, may also be undiagnosed with chronic constipation. …”
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320“…Inductive thematic analysis revealed the following 10 themes that represented parents’ perception of FHRQoL while taking care of a child with COVID-19: pediatric COVID-19 as a disease with many unknowns; emotional saturation; internal family relationships in the context of “a new experience”; routine household activities and daily regimen while family is in lockdown; plenty of free time; a wide social support network; social stigma associated with COVID-19; different options for work; savings and debts; challenges with family housing and transport availability. …”
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