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Roots of resilience: positive childhood experiences, sense of belonging, and burnout among medical students

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By Tina Izad, Lauren L. Walkon, Rachel Lloyd, Michael Nazmifar, Rebecca Bienstock, Changiz Mohiyeddini
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
Abstract Background: Burnout affects many medical students, yet the role of positive childhood experiences (PCEs) remains largely unexplored. Sense of belonging protects against burnout, but whether it mediates the link between PCEs and burnout is unknown. Objective: To test whether sense of belonging mediates the association between PCEs and burnout in medical students. Method: This cross-sectional survey study examined medical students (N = 132) at a U. S.
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When poor sleep hurts most: procrastination as a moderator of the association between sleep quality and academic performance in medical students

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By Rachel Lloyd, Lauren L. Walkon, Tina Izad, Changiz Mohiyeddini, Michael Nazmifar
| Frontiers
Abstract The demanding nature of medical training elevates the risk of sleep disruption and may compromise academic performance. At the same time, procrastination is a prevalent self-regulatory difficulty among students that has been independently linked to poorer academic outcomes. Although both sleep quality and procrastination are two critical self-regulatory variables that have been linked to performance, their interplay is not well understood.
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The Prospective Association between Early Life Growth and Breast Density in Young Adult Women

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By Rachel Lloyd, Sarah Pirikahu, Jane Walter, Gemma Cadby
| MDPI
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