Neurological and Mental Disorder in America: Stress
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What’s the Health Without Border research Topic?
Why this Topic is important for Health Without Borders (Global Public Health) ?
What strategy/method is used to research the topic e.g., Sources of information, any statistical method used to analyze the data?
What are the results?
Why are these results/conclusion is unique/important?
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Neurological and Mental Disorder in America- Stress
Introduction
Chronic stress affects the health of individuals and is a health concern that is not given much attention, despite its impact on the ability of people to function properly in the society. Neurological and mental disorders increase the burden of disease nationally and globally. The use of relaxation techniques, exercises and emphasis on time management reduces feelings of pressure and strain (Biegel 857).
Topic
The Health Without Border Research topic is stress as part of neurological and mental disorders in America, which are threats to public health. Importance to (Global Public Health)
The neurological and mental disorders and stress are a public health concerns as the conditions impose a heavy burden those affecting, while the recovery and treatment ought to be more effective to improve the psychological and health outcome. Strategy/method used to research the topic
The sources of information on the prevalence of neurological and mental disorder will focus on data provided by the National Institute of Mental Health- (NIMH) and the World Health Organization. The NIMH uses various data systems and surveys in estimating the prevalence of the disorders, and the data is further broken down into gender, agree, and race, where the data is corroborated by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Other than this, is the data and information provided by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS). Additionally informati...