Gender and Health
Data on Gender and Health Described by Researchers at UNED
Published in Women's Health Weekly, September 29th, 2011
2011 SEP 29 -- "This study, carried out on 95 patients hospitalized because of their first cardiac coronary event, analysed the association of gender and perceived social support with life satisfaction and negative life events. More specific variables related to disease including adjustment to illness and anxiety and depression symptoms were also considered," scientists in Madrid, Spain report.
"Gender was expected to moderate the relationships between social support and the psychological variables studied. Main results showed several significant interactions between gender and social support. Men with high support reported less negative events compared...
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