Materials and Methods: Studies were identified using PubMed, Embase, MedInd, and
Google Scholar databases. Those studies conducted in India which reported the prevalence …

Does increasing incomes improve health? In 1999, the UK government implemented
minimum wage legislation, increasing hourly wages to at least£ 3.60. This policy experiment …

Background: Medical students feel a significant amount of stress due to a variety of factors.
Few studies have explored the relative size of these various stressors to identify which are …

Background and Aim: Tertiary education, especially medical education is highly stressful
and demanding as a career. Academic pressure producing stress in a student is not …

Introduction: Bacoming a medical doctor is a dream profession for most of the youth and
even for their parents nowadays. Joining medical school is undoubtedly not something that …

Cite this article: Shakthivel N, Amarnath AM, Ahamed F, Rath RS, Sethuraman AR. Rizwan
AS. Level of perceived stress and coping strategies prevailing among 1st year medical …

Stress is common among medical students and is associated with increased risk of burnout,
anxiety and depression, alcohol and drug abuse, social difficulties, suicidal ideation and …

PROBLEM Academic stress is defined as a physiological, emotional, cognitive, and
behavioral activation reaction to stimuli. This stress can impact students' ability to cope with …

Introduction: Stress is a well known contributor of many diseases. Corona virus infection
pandemic has added stress in everyone's life. Medical students have been reported to feel …

Materials and Methods: The community-based cross-sectional study was conducted in a
suburban area in Delhi from June to August 2017. Adults and children aged 14 years and …