Serum NfL and Neuropsychological Performance over ∼8 Years in Women with and without HIV: A Longitudinal Repeated Measures Study

Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Neurology,
cognition   HIV   neurofilament light chain   women   longitudinal study  

Serum Neurofilament Light Chain and Cognitive Performance in Women with and without HIV: A Longitudinal Study Over Approximately 8 Years Research Background With the widespread use of highly active antiretroviral therapy (ART), the life expectancy of individuals infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has significantly increased. However, ...

Little Evidence That Nonmonogamous Family Structures Are Detrimental to Children’s Well-Being in Mpimbwe, Tanzania

Humanities and Others,
family structure   child well-being   Tanzania   polygyny   longitudinal study  

Report on the Academic Paper: “Little Evidence That Nonmonogamous Family Structures Are Detrimental to Children’s Well-Being in Mpimbwe, Tanzania” Academic Background In traditional Western perspectives, nuclear family structures (comprising parents and children) are often considered the cornerstone of children’s well-being. Non-nuclear family stru...

Longitudinal Associations Between Time Perspective and Life Satisfaction Across Adulthood

Medicine, Psychiatry, Geriatrics, Clinical Psychology,
time perspective   life satisfaction   adulthood   longitudinal study   psychology  

Research Report on the Long-term Relationship between Time Perspective and Life Satisfaction in Adulthood Research Background Time perspective is an important predictor of human well-being. However, time perspective itself changes with development. A future-dominated time perspective gradually gives way to a present and past-focused perspective as ...