Being In Nature Improves Our Dietary Habits, Study Finds
Researchers at Drexel University explored how being in nature influences dietary diversity.
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Is Parental “Silent Treatment” Emotional Abuse?
Child specialists weigh the impact of silent treatment as a form of parental control and emotional abuse.
Women Respond Better Than Men In Alzheimer’s Intervention, Study Finds
Researchers at Florida Atlantic University explored how customized clinical interventions have better treatment outcomes in Alzheimer's prevention.
Parental Diabetes Affects Children’s School Performance, Study Finds
Researchers at Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark, explored how parental type 1 diabetes impacts children's cognitive development.
How To Avoid Parenting Mistakes That Create Entitled Children
Experts highlight liberal parenting mistakes that create entitled and self-centered children.
Childhood Abuse Increases The Risk Of Heart Diseases In Adulthood, Study Finds
Researchers at the American Heart Association reaffirmed the links between cardiovascular risks, high cholesterol, and childhood abuse.
In Death, As In Life: Science Provides Insight Into Near-Death Experiences
A team of international researchers provides insight into near-death experiences.
Study Confirms The Link Between Mental Health And Heart Disease
Researchers at the University of Birmingham explored the link between severe mental illness and cardiovascular morbidity.
Study Shows The Effects Of Prenatal Drug Exposure On Child Development
Researchers at the University of Helsinki explored the effects of prenatal drug exposure on children’s brain development.
Antidepressants Do Not Improve Quality Of Life, Study Finds
Researchers at King Saud University, Saudi Arabia, provided insight into the long-term impacts of using antidepressants.
