Final Literature Review

Final Literature Review

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1A.  Weaver, L. J., & Made, S. V. (2015, November 11). Type 2 Diabetes and Anxiety                    Symptoms Among Women in New Delhi, India. Retrieved January 29, 2017,                           from http://ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/full/10.2105/AJPH.2015.302830 1B. My method is Theory 1C. In this article, the authors use theory as the basis of their research. They are testing to see if there is a link between diabetes and its effects on anxiety and depression. This theory is a basis idea that has come about in people who have experienced greater anxiety or depression as they have found they have diabetes. This method enables them to do specific research because they have a question that they need to answer. This method over others, was a better choice because they already had a basis. They chose to do this method because th...
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Choosing a topic

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The topic question I have is, in women specifically, does diabetes have an effect on the level of anxiety that occurs? Off of this I would like to go into anxiety specifically and articles on diabetes and see if there is a specific aspect that the two have in common that creates this link to one another. I chose this from a personal level   because for the past 6 years, I have developed severe anxiety and live with it on a daily basis. I would like to find out for not only a public health standpoint, but for myself, if I change the way I take care of myself, will it help to ease my anxiety at all? Some key terms I found were women, anxiety, diabetes and   healt h. This article talks about women specifically and how they have an impact on their anxiety when they have type 2 diabetes. It links the two together using research done in India. This is significant to my research because I want to know if women are unhealthy, doe that spike up their rate for anxiety and depression....
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