Mental and physical health is fundamentally linked and significantly impact people’s quality of life. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.  The WHO also states that “there is no health without mental health.”

Connection Between Mental and Physical Health

Health Psychology research studies related to physical health as a general concept include
- Connection Between Mental & Physical Health 


Health Psychology research relating to Physical Health studies the interaction between physical health and our other dimensions of health. This research can be divided into categories regarding
-	Life Stages & Aging 
-	Physical Health in General 
-	Specific Physical Health Conditions
- Specific Physical Health Signs & Symptoms

Health Psychology and Physical Health

Health Psychology research studies related to Life Stages & Aging can be divided into the following categories 
-	Prenatal (Before Birth)
-	Neonatal (Infant)
-	Toddler
-	Child
-	Adolescence 
-	Young Adults
-	Adults
-	Geriatric (Elder)
-	Senescence (Process of Aging)

Health Psychology Research Relating to Life Stages & Aging

Health Psychology Research Relating to Physical Health in General

Health Psychology research studies related to specific physical health conditions can be categorized into 
- Psychological Effects of Covid-19 Pandemic

Health Psychology Research Relating to Specific Physical Health Conditions

Health Psychology research studies related to specific physical health signs and/or symptoms can be categorized into
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