Stress
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Effective ways to beat stress caused by uncertainty during COVID
Washington D.C.: With the coronavirus pandemic flushing in more uncertainty than ever in people’s lives, it has also added to the daily life stress and anxiety faced by an individual.…
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Work-related stress may up risk for peripheral artery disease
London: People who reported work-related stress were more likely to be hospitalised for peripheral artery disease compared to those who did not report work-related stress, according to a study. Peripheral artery…
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Stressed over board exams? Spend 10 mins daily with nature
New York: Amid the ongoing board exams, spending as little as 10 minutes in a natural setting like the neighbourhood park can help students feel happier and lessen the effects…
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Like everything else, stress too comes with a positive effect!
Pennsylvania: A new study has thrown some positive light on stress and depression suggesting that despite all of its negative effects, stress still benefit people socially. The study was published…
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Stressing too much can affect your thinking process
Missouri: Researchers after a new study have found out that stress can impact aspects of the thinking process of humans including problem-solving. The study was conducted by the researchers of…
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How stress makes your hair go gray
New York: Those annoying gray hairs that tend to crop up with age really are signs of stress, according to a new study. The research, published in the journal Nature,…
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Stress in pregnant mothers can affect babies’ hearts: study
Washington: According to recent research, knowing that your unborn fetus has congenital heart disease can cause pronounced maternal stress, anxiety, and depression that can lead to impaired development in key…
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Keep small plants at your work desk to reduce stress: study
Washington: Stress-reduction at the workplace is a pressing issue in today’s times. Though the complete avoidance of the condition is inevitable, a recent study conducted in relation to the stress…
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Why doesn’t stress always lead to depression, find researchers
Washington: Researchers have found that changes in the regulation of neurotransmission could explain depression immunity. They have tried to establish that anhedonia-prone rats have more serotonin neurons after exposure to…
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Inculcating healthy habits can help your brain tackle stress
Wellington: Without having to consume alcohol or sugar, the brain can be trained to tackle stress by inculcating healthy habits, opined neuroscientist Dr Selena Bartlett. According to Bartlett, who has…
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Smartphone can help detect mental, physical stress
London: It is possible to use our smartphones without any other wearables to accurately extract vital parameters, such as heart beat rate and stress level, claims a new study. The…
- Education and Career
How to face exams with zero stress
“Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude.” –Thomas Jefferson As exams…
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Stress during pregnancy may affect baby’s sex: Study
New York: Pregnant women experiencing physical and psychological stress are less likely to have a boy, says a new study. “Stress can also affect the mother’s immune system, leading to…
- Womens Health
Sexual violence haunts women with vivid memories decades later
Washington: Researchers suggest that women who are sexually assaulted experience more vivid memories than women coping with the aftermath of other traumatic, life-altering events not associated with sexual violence even…
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20 minutes with nature can lower stress level
Washington: Taking at least 20 minutes out of your day to stroll or sit in a place that makes you feel in contact with nature will significantly lower your stress…
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Study reveals how stress can curb eating desire
Washington: Researchers have discovered a neurocircuit in mice that, when activated, increased their stress levels while decreasing their desire to eat. The scientists believe their research could aid efforts to…
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Stress, anxiety may not be as harmful as you think
New York: People generally think of stress and anxiety as negative concepts, now new study shows that they often play a helpful, not harmful, role in our daily lives. “Many…
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Stress in middle age increases Alzheimer risk in women: Study
New York: Stressful life experiences such as divorce, death of a loved one or job loss may lead to a greater memory decline and raise the risk of Alzheimer’s disease…
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Art therapy can ease stress in teen girls
Washington: Stressed at school? Art-based mindfulness activities could reduce headaches, a common side effect of stress in adolescent girls, reveals a new study. The results of the study were published…
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Link between stress, cervical cancer uncovered
Washington: A new study has established an association between cervical cancer and stress in patients, stating that females having cervical cancer with stress-related disorders are at a higher risk of…
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Want super performance in bed? Practice yoga
New Delhi: More and more people are uncovering the benefits of practicing yoga, but little do they know that yoga can bring energy to the bedroom as well. Experts say…
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Here’s how parents can help children combat stress
Washington: A recent study has suggested some tips and tricks for parents to help their children combat additional stress and peer pressure as they prepare to enter college. The pressure…
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Islam & Science: Eating while standing ups stress, mutes taste buds
New York: Researchers have found that spending more time standing up and eating for even a few minutes prompts physical stress, muting taste buds. The study, published in the Journal…
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Beta blockers can ease anger and stress in patients with atrial fibrillation
Washington: A new study has found respite for individuals prone to emotion-triggered atrial fibrillation (AF). It shows that psychological stress, anger in individuals with AF can be blocked by beta…
- Hollywood
Rose Leslie attends music festival amid Kit Harington’s treatment
Washington: Actor Rose Leslie appeared to be in good spirits amid her husband and actor Kit Harington’s stay at a wellness centre. Leslie looked beautiful in a blue floral dress…
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Stress during pregnancy affects reproductive function in male offspring: Study
Washington: Stress during early pregnancy is linked to reduced reproductive function in male offspring, a recent study suggests. The findings suggest that men, whose mothers were exposed to stressful life…
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Stress leads to Facebook addiction: Study
Washington: While Facebook can act as a source of comfort during periods of stress, recent findings suggest that stressed users are at risk of developing a pathological dependence on such…
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There could be a link between eating, stress and reproductive function: Study
Washington: Chronic stress, eating, and reproductive problems are inter-linked in human beings, according to a study conducted on mice. The study published in the Journal of Endocrinology suggested that high…
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Stress in early life may lead to depression
London:People who take stress in early life are at risk of developing negative thinking which could lead to major depressive disorder (MDD), says a study. “This study supports a wider…
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Stress in the womb lead to mental resilience later in life?
Washington: Like other animals, humans can be prepared via epigenetic changes to face the environment their mother experienced during pregnancy, a recent study suggests. A new human study shows that…
