Cases Of Workplace Sexual Harassment Decrease During COVID-19
Sexual harassment at the workplace is one of the most common yet less discussed issues in most work environments.
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Overeating Is Not The Primary Cause Of Obesity, New Study Reveals
New study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition challenges the “energy balance model,” which says that people gain weight because they eat more.
Children Witnessing Sibling Abuse Are Prone To Mental Health Issues, Study Finds
Study finds children who witness the abuse of a brother or sister by a parent can be just as traumatized as those witnessing violence by a parent against another parent.
Academic Pressure, Parental Expectations Taking A Toll On Students’ Mental Health
Academic pressure on students has reached an alarming level due to the ongoing competitive environment.
New Study Finds How Stroke Affects Reading Skills
Researchers found that knowing brain regions affected by the stroke could have important implications for developing therapies and helping target rehabilitation efforts.
Dreaming Phase Is Important For Brain Refreshing, New Study Claims
Researchers from the University of Tsukuba have found new evidence of brain refreshing that takes place during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep - a specific phase of sleep when you tend to dream a lot.
People’s Perceptions Of Supernatural Beings Reveal Their Views Of Good And Evil Individuals: Study
People's beliefs about good and evil characters in cartoons and comedies are influenced by their views of good and bad in ordinary humans
Some Cognitive Skills Improve As We Age, New Study Finds
New research found two key brain functions, which improve cognitive abilities and memory in older individuals.
Being Youngest In Class Increases The Risk Of Depression And Other Negative Outcomes Later In Life: Study
New study finds those youngest in a class are more likely to experience low educational achievement, substance misuse disorder, and depression in later life.
ADHD Linked To Dementia Across Generations, New Study Claims
Researchers found that parents and grandparents of individuals with ADHD were at higher risk of dementia than those with children and grandchildren without ADHD.
