Women and mental health; a global perspective

Article Abstract:

Issues are discussed regarding the greater prevalance of mental illness among women worldwide. World Health Organization statistics show a consistency across different societies and cultures of women at the highest risk for such illness, with symptoms of anxiety, depression, and unspecified psychiatric problems the highest among women.

International, Mentally ill persons, Women, Mentally ill, Women's health

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Mental health needs among Cambodian refugees in Utah

Article Abstract:

Many Cambodian refugees living in Utah experience mental health problems due to past traumatic experiences in labor camps in Cambodia. Specialized mental health services are needed to help refugees deal with high incidences of post-traumatic stress syndrome and depression and to promote the use of effective coping strategies.

Cambodia, Utah, Statistical Data Included, Research, History, Demographic aspects, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder), Mental illness, Mental disorders, Post-traumatic stress disorder, Adjustment (Psychology), Refugees, Cambodian, Cambodian refugees

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Pathways to health and mental-health service utilization among older Mexicans

Article Abstract:

The article examines health and mental-health beliefs of the older Mexican-Americans and suggests pathways for accessing care.

United States, Mexico, Aged, Elderly, Mexican Americans

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