Lifestyle and mental health
To examine the relationship between healthy lifestyles and self-rated mental health. A cross-section telephone survey involving multiple callbacks. Using a Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey, information about lifestyle, demographic characteristics, and self-rated mental health was collected...
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| description | To examine the relationship between healthy lifestyles and self-rated mental health.
A cross-section telephone survey involving multiple callbacks. Using a Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey, information about lifestyle, demographic characteristics, and self-rated mental health was collected.
Amarillo, Texas, a city of approximately 170,000 in the Panhandle of Texas.
Six hundred and twenty-one adults.
Good mental health was independently associated with physical activity, being male, and being married. Poor mental health was associated with obesity, daily smoking, being Hispanic, and being non-Hispanic White.
Programs targeting risk factors for poor physical health also may improve mental health in the community. |
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Amarillo, Texas, a city of approximately 170,000 in the Panhandle of Texas.
Six hundred and twenty-one adults.
Good mental health was independently associated with physical activity, being male, and being married. Poor mental health was associated with obesity, daily smoking, being Hispanic, and being non-Hispanic White.
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Six hundred and twenty-one adults.
Good mental health was independently associated with physical activity, being male, and being married. Poor mental health was associated with obesity, daily smoking, being Hispanic, and being non-Hispanic White.
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Six hundred and twenty-one adults.
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