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Author: Nemanja Vidakovic
Exercising Daily Could Alleviate Risk of Depressive Symptoms And Major Depression, Study Finds
A recent study carried out by experts in physical activity and mental health from the University of Limerick and
Individuals Tend To Cooperate if they Have High Mind Reading Capability, Study Shows
Individuals' mind reading abilities have been found to correlate with their cooperation skills, as per a study conducted by
Owning A Pet Not Doesn’t Lead To Improvement In Well Being In Individuals With Mental Illnesses, Study
According to a study by University of York researchers, establishing a close connection with a pet and sharing a
Air Pollution Impacts Mental Health In Various Ways, Study Shows
A recent review published in the British Journal of Psychiatry suggests that poor air quality has various negative impacts
High Levels of Cholesterol in the Body Increases Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Shows
New research indicates that maintaining consistent fat levels in the blood can positively impact brain health. In older individuals,
Scientists Develop A Robot That Can Mover Inside Human Body To Deliver Medicine
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems have designed a robot inspired by pangolins that can navigate
Exposure to Tobacco Smoke Increases Levels of Trace Metals in Children’s Saliva, Study Finds
Tobacco smoke is a well-known cause of indoor air pollution and health risks. Research from Penn State University reveals
Machine Learning Could Shorten the Process Of Developing Drugs That Slow Aging
According to the latest research published in the Nature Communications Journal, machine learning, a form of artificial intelligence, could
Dancing and Art Therapy Could Be Key In Improving Depression and Anxiety Symptoms, Study Shows
A recent study has found that group-based performing arts therapies can effectively alleviate symptoms of anxiety and depression. The
People Get Attracted to Partners Bearing Same Resemblance to Them, Study Shows
According to a study conducted by the University of Queensland, people are more likely to be attracted to individuals
