Dynamic brain connectome and high risk of mental problem in clinical nurses

With the growing population and rapid change in the social environment, nurses in China are suffering from high rates of stress; however, the neural mechanism underlying this occupation related stress is largely unknown. In this study, mental status was determined for 81 nurses and 61 controls using...

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Main Authors:	Bai, L. (Author), Gong-Jun, J.I (Author), Han, Y. (Author), Hong, J. (Author), Li, R. (Author), Qiu, B. (Author), Song, Y. (Author), Sun, J. (Author), Wang, K. (Author), Wei, J. (Author), Wu, G.-R (Author), Xue, F. (Author), Yang, J. (Author), Zhang, J. (Author), Zhang, L. (Author), Zhu, C. (Author), Zhu, L. (Author)
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Language:	English
Published:	John Wiley and Sons Inc 2021
Subjects:	adult Adult Article behavior Behavioral Symptoms brain Brain connectome Connectome controlled study default mode network Default Mode Network diagnostic imaging diet dynamic female Female functional connectivity functional magnetic resonance imaging functional neuroimaging high risk population human Humans independent component analysis Magnetic Resonance Imaging major clinical study male Male mental disease mental health nerve cell network Nerve Net nuclear magnetic resonance imaging nurse occupational disease Occupational Diseases pathophysiology sleep Symptom Checklist 90 young adult Young Adult
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