Meanings of subjective health in English

Thus, poorer subjective health was associated with higher levels of inflammatory cytokines.

Primary and secondary caregivers did not differ significantly in reports of subjective health.

Improvements observed short term in disease control and subjective health status continued long term.

The data on subjective health and alcohol consumption were obtained by means of self-reported questionnaire.

The purpose of this study is to investigate the association between alcohol consumption and subjective health.

Few studies examine genetic and environmental mechanisms underlying different facets of subjective health across the life course.

Disappointment showed a relation to subjective health.

There have been few epidemiological studies, however, of the relationship between alcohol consumption and subjective health among the Japanese.

Health status was assessed in terms of subjective health, medical history, care needs, body mass index, depression, and functional capacity.

Among the women with hearing difficulties, not using an aid was not associated with age, cognitive status or subjective health.

Conclusion: Physical activity is decreased in patients with Addison's disease, combined with a reduced subjective health-related QoL and increased fatigue.

Functional outcome, participation and subjective health status in survivors varied widely at 6 and 12 months.

In this phase, the health-related quality of life (HRQoL) has increased in importance as a dimension of subjective health.

We therefore determined gender differences in comorbidity, symptom patterns and subjective health status in these outpatients in a mental healthcare setting.

This short report assesses the predictors of subjective health and happiness among a cohort of refugee youth over their first eight years in Australia.

The subjects who responded "poor health" in the answer to the question about the subjective health status were considered to be in ill-health.