Does education focusing on depression change the attitudes towards schizophrenia?
Target group oriented interventions including the contact with patients, may improve the attitude towards patients with mental illnesses. Seeing that some improvements decreased again after three month one may wonder whether a single shortterm educational program would be sufficient in order to provoke a sustainable change in attitudes. Although the intervention focused on a less stigmatized illness (like depression), the attitudes towards a more stigmatized illness (like schizophrenia) could markedly be improved.
Mesenteric lymph in AP contains factors that cause RBC damage, which is manifested by decreased deformability. Interruption of the lymph flow from the injured gut into the bloodstream decreases these RBC alterations.