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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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This finding is consistent with Purthran et al .’s meta-analysis, where only 13% of depressed medical students sought medical treatment.[ 15 ] This is a worrying trend, as it shows that medical students with depressive symptoms may have unhealthy help-seeking behaviour that stems from a preference for non-disclosure of their mental health conditions.[ 13 ] A group in the UK created a digital psychological support learning package for healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.[ 19 ] Such interventions would improve access to psychological support, and normalise and encourage help-seeking behaviour with the assurance of anonymity and confidentiality.
Focusing on the paediatric population, a worrying trend is observed for years 2018–2023: the proportion of mupirocin resistance reached more than 5% for the period October 2022-September 2023 and was almost systematically associated with resistance to fusidic acid (64/70, 91.4%).
Although these improvements may partly explain why the percentage of low birthweight babies has also decreased, there is in parallel an increasing proportion of overweight and obese women which is associated with adverse consequences for mother and baby, a worrying trend that should be addressed in the future. 5 Health systems, policies and programme implementation Over the past two decades, Morocco has enjoyed political stability that is uncommon in the Arab world, where many countries including Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt, Libya and Tunisia have experienced conflict and political turmoil.
ing 52 countries, has identified various modifiable risk factors associated with CVD, including hypertension, diabetes, abnormal lipids, abdominal obesity, psychosocial factors, lack of consumption of fruits and vegetables, alcohol intake, and lack of physical activity.[ 4 ] Recent studies indicate a worrying trend, showcasing a substantial increase in the prevalence of these diseases.
The latter conditions are to combat a worrying trend where large data consolidators invest in data providers with the promise of support for complex and hitherto expensive analysis but, once the analysis is complete, restrict access to the products of the analysis either behind firewalls or under use restrictions that limit application to only those that the consolidator considers viable business opportunities.