Feeling down? Just move out and help strangers or known people and there goes your stress away, say researchers armed with new findings in a study. Emily Ansell of the Yale University School of Medicine exxplains: "Stressful days usually lead us to have a worse mood and poorer mental health, but our findings suggest that if we do small things ...
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Avoid Obesity in Five Easy Steps; Eat Less, Exercise More
Eating less is not the only solution to prevent obesity, however it plays a major role in maintaining a healthy body weight. People under 25 are often seen complaining about their weight gain, the major reason of this is because of our lifestyle and environment. Youths are exposed to environmental pollutants, timing of food intake(which is the most important factor ...
Read More »Post-pregnancy, Mothers Prone to Resume Smoking: Study
A study has observed that most mothers who quit smoking during the pregnancy end up resuming it soon after the baby is born due to stress. The researchers from the University of East Anglia (UEA) have also found that women who felt that their partners are more supportive or their family is supporting them have less chances of resuming smoking ...
Read More »Conceiving Via IVF Puts Mothers at Higher Risk of Digestive Diseases
Owing to the advent of modern technology in all fields of life, everything seems very easy and convenient. This has even helped having babies very easily for those who unfortunately has reproductive complications. Nonetheless, now a new study by Turkish scientists has shown that women who get impregnated via in-vitro fertilization (IVF) are at elevated risk of suffering from prolonged ...
Read More »Did you know you can pass your anxiety on to your child? A new study finds out how.
Photo Credit: amenclinicsphotos ac Wonder how your kids show the same signs of anxiety as you? A new study has found the answer. It says that anxious parents are more probable in passing their anxiety on to their off springs. Researchers from the Department of Psychiatry and the Health Emotions Research Institute at the University of Wisconsin performed a study on ...
Read More »Too much sitting causes increased anxiety, finds new study
Enjoying your time working from home while sipping on your coffee, and leaning against the soft pillow? Or just sitting on your couch watching television? Or perhaps at your desk, on the comfy chair – typing vigorously on your keyboard? Sounds fun, and relaxing. But a new report has shown that too much sitting can put one at a risk ...
Read More »Low income families affect children’s cognitive functioning, new study finds out
Researchers have found in a new study that children of low income families who bear family instability and emotionally unavailable caregivers, have learning and cognitive difficulties. The research was done by University of Rochester, University of Minnesota, and Mount Hope of Family Center with support from the National Institute of Mental Health. They have found out that cortisol, also regarded ...
Read More »How stepfathers at greater risk of depression than single parents: study
It was only step-children who were at risk of negligence and depression but now a new study has revealed that even stepfathers, with multiple parenting roles, face the risk of depression compared to those with just a single parenting role. The risk of depression increases for both men and women when the number of parenting roles they hold increases with ...
Read More »Stress in Pregnant Women Can Affect Baby Growth: study
Pregnant women are often advised not to take too much of stress and now a study has revealed that stress hormones in the mother can affect foetal development impeding glusoce to the baby. In an exepriment conducted on pregnant mice, researchers found that high stress levels had an impact on their offspring, by giving the pregnant mice the natural gluco-corticoid ...
Read More »Permanent Stress Can Cause Mental Disorders
Permanent stress can activate immune cells that can cause changes in the brain, leading to mental disorders such as schizophrenia, shows a study. The researchers focused mainly on a certain type of phagocytes, namely microglia. Phagocytes are large white cells that can swallow and digest microbes and other foreign particles. Under normal circumstances, microglia repair gaps between nerves cells in ...
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