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Relational Maintenance Behaviors Mediate the Relationship Between Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Severity and Caregivers’ Benefit Finding

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By Julie Ball, Colter D. Ray
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Health Communication Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/10410236.2025.2503401?needAccess=true ABSTRACT Caregivers often experience stress, depression, anxiety, and various physical illnesses stemming from the demands and challenges of their caregiving role. However, adaptive coping mechanisms such as benefit finding can mitigate these outcomes.
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09.11.23 -- How — And Why — To Enroll More Arab Americans In Clinical Trials

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By Daniel J. Cain, Julie Ball, Hadi Danawi, Arab Board
| Clinical Leader Verified
Webinar: Practical Approaches To Faster Study Start-Ups: Making Progress In The Face Of Industry Headwinds Join IQVIA Technologies for an important discussion on the realities of study start-up challenges. You’ll hear use cases from industry leaders that are drilling down into the root cause of delays and using organization, process, and technology levers to claim extra days, weeks, and months in site activation timelines. Click here to learn more.
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Pro-life ministries of the MBCH’s LIGHT House continue to grow

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By Julie Ball
| The Pathway Verified
For most of our existence, The LIGHT House has served expectant mothers in our maternity home. The last several years, however, have created continual challenges for the most vulnerable families and we are constantly exploring new ministry opportunities. Our parent agency, MBCH Children and Family Ministries has ministered to young mothers in crisis through both maternity homes and in-home programs for many years.
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