Exercise and Factors Influence Mental Health Of Undergraduated Students At Burapha University In 2014

Abstract

Objectives: To examine demographic and socioeconomic factors associated with hospitalizations due to mental disorders among Asians in the Kansas City metropolis (Missouri, U.S.) from 2004 to 2013. MethOds: This was a retrospective study using the Missouri Hospital Discharge Data and American Community Survey. Mental disorders were identified by ICD-9 codes 290.0-290.9, 292.0-302.9, and 305.1-319.9. Missouri Hospital Discharge Data provided hospitalizations (yes/no) due to mental disorders according to zip codes. American Community Survey provided median annual income (< $50,000 or ≥ $50,000), proportion of high school graduates or higher (< 30% or ≥ 30%), proportion of those who were foreign born (< 1% or ≥ 1%), proportion of those who were unemployed (< 5% or ≥ 5%), sex, and age (< 65 or ≥ 65 years old) according to zip codes. The zip codes of nine counties in the Kansas City metropolis were included. A multiple logistic regression was conducted, in which hospitalization was the dependent variable, and the other variables were independent variables. Results: Asians had 10,780 hospitalizations due to all causes and 366 hospitalizations due to mental disorders from 2004 to 2013. Asians had a higher rate of hospitalizations due to mental disorders, 194 per 100,000, compared

Effects of 16 Weeks of Cheerleading on Physical Self-Esteem and Mental Health of Female College Students

“…This is because long-term cheerleading exercises can not only eliminate the excess fat of the exerciser, make muscle with renewed vigor and enhance the flexibility of the muscle, create a strong and handsome tall and straight posture and body shape, but also to rectify the shoulders, chest, neck and legs, bad posture, at the same time can improve cardiopulmonary function, enhance physical fitness. Physical health can effectively improve physical self-esteem and improve the body system discomfort, anxiety, and other manifestations of physical discomfort ( Phanudulkitti et al, 2016 ).…”