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Top Tips to Cope With Burnout or Work Breakdown

While the whole world fights a battle against the second wave, office work and zoom calls have not stopped. People have reported suffering from a "work breakdown" this year while working from home, which is known as "burnout". ...

Supportive Partners Protect Relationship Quality in People With Depression or Stress: Study

Spouses who are supportive, protect the quality of their relationship in people who are under depression or stress, reveals a new research conducted by a University of Massachusetts Amherst social psychologist. Paula Pietromonaco, professor ...

Are Men Happy or Anxious About Parenthood?

Prevalence rate of anxiety among men transitioning into parenthood was found to be higher than reported by the global World Health Organization (WHO) regional prevalence rates. In a new study published in The Journal of Psychosomatic ...

Food Security or Nutrition Security: Which is Good for Health?

Food insecurity was a major challenge during the Covid-19 pandemic because of which there has also been an increase in having good, nutritional food among people all over the world, reveals a new study. In the 1960s, a national focus on hunger ...

Three Feet or Six Feet Don’t Make a Difference As Long As Masks Are On

Retrospective statewide study found no significant differences in COVID-19 case rates between K-12 districts that implemented 3 feet versus 6 feet of physical distancing rules. Physician-researchers aimed to find optimal physical distance ...

What Do Young Men Prefer? Video Games or Casual Sex

Young men prefer video games over casual sex , reveals a new study. Also, men prefer drinking followed by gaming. The findings, which included 2,000 young men and women, indicate that the proportion who say they have not had a non-romantic ...

Runny or Blocked Nose can also Be a Sign of Covid-19

A runny or blocked nose, fatigue, headache, myalgia, hoarseness and sore throat are all symptoms of COVID-19. In case you are having any of these symptoms, do get a Covid-19 test and isolate yourself for 10 days. With general physicians in ...

Where Do Toddlers Look While Being Spoon-Fed? Caregivers' Hands or Face?

Toddlers' gazing towards the hands or face of the caregiver have different roles in communication. Here's a new study that helps us understand their developmental behavior. When toddlers begin to use a spoon to eat by themselves, what kind of ...

Mutation or Loss of Proteins May Influence Cytoskeleton

SETD2 is a protein that helps turn genes on or off by modifying histone proteins in the nucleus of the cell. When SETD2 is mutated or lost in clear-cell renal cell carcinoma, researchers turned toward SETD2 function in the nucleus of the cell to ...

High-five or Thumbs-up? Novel Device Identifies Which Hand Gesture You Want to Make

Novel device created combines wearable biosensors with artificial intelligence software to help recognize what hand gesture a person intends to make based on electrical signal patterns in the forearm. The device paves the way for better prosthetic ...

Reducing Infectious Diarrhea in Organ Transplant and Leukemia Patients

The most common form of infectious diarrhea in hospitalized patients is caused by bacteria Clostridium difficile. Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) results in inflammation of the colon. The most vulnerable population to develop CDI are those ...

Toxin Helps Identify Chronic Effects of E. Coli-induced Diarrhea

Toxin produced by the bacterium E. coli changes gene expression in the cells that line the gut, inducing them to manufacture a protein that the bacterium then uses to attach to the intestinal wall. The findings, published in Proceedings of the ...

Smiling or Frowning Reduces Needle Injection Pain

Many people have a fear of needle injections. Vaccines like the flu shot in the US are given during this season. According to a new study led by the University of California, Irvine, it was found that either a sincere smile or a frown can reduce the ...

Smoking at Night: Good or Bad for a Healthy Sleep?

Smoking cigarettes at night has a very strong link with poor sleep. A new study shows that people who smoke at night suffer from frequent insomnia (sleeplessness) compared to those people who smoke at the earlier times of the day. Insomnia is ...

Want to be at a Lower Risk of Diabetes – Which is Better an Eggless or Egg Rich Diet?

A new research conducted at the University of South Australia shows that excessive consumption of egg can increase the risk of diabetes. Scrambled, boiled or poached eggs are one of the most popular breakfast worldwide. It was found that people ...

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