mental distress

基本解釋

One theory is that people with mental distress eat more junk food.
有個(gè)理論說(shuō)，精神苦悶的人會(huì)吃更多的垃圾食品。
This reliance on the medicalisation of mental distress is a continuing dilemma for both survivors of such experiences and those employed to help them.
這種對(duì)精神痛苦的醫(yī)療觀點(diǎn)是一種依賴這些經(jīng)驗(yàn)都持續(xù)困境的幸存者和那些幫助他們就業(yè)。
The results show that the level of mental distress kids reported was strongly associated with how much acne they said they had, independent of other factors like diet or lifestyle.
研究結(jié)果表明，孩子們報(bào)告的精神苦悶程度與他們所說(shuō)長(zhǎng)青春痘的多少有密切關(guān)系，與其它如飲食和生活方式的因素關(guān)系不大。

They found that nonsmokers exposed to tobacco smoke were more likely to experience psychiatric distress, and that the mental health issues increased along with the tobacco exposure.

The lawyers also noted that most of the techniques, including waterboarding, have long been used on military personnel as part of survival-training programmes without any lasting physical harm or mental distress.
ECONOMIST: Torture and the CIA
The decline of mental health services at a time of rising social distress and exploding gun sales has created a toxic mix that is uniquely American.
FORBES: Connect