Religiousness is related to quality of life in patients with ALS

Susan M. Walsh; Barbara Bremer; Stephanie S. Felgoise; Zachary Simmons

Religiousness is related to quality of life in patients with ALS

Susan M. Walsh, Barbara Bremer, Stephanie S. Felgoise, Zachary Simmons

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Abstract

The authors studied quality of life (QOL) and religiousness in 49 patients with ALS over five consecutive visits spanning approximately 1 year. QOL was not significantly correlated with religiousness at entry. Over time, a significant relationship developed between QOL and total, public, and private religiousness.

Original language	American English
Journal	Neurology
Volume	60
State	Published - Jan 1 2003

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Health Psychology

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Religiousness is related to quality of life in patients with ALS

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