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Dogs react to human stress by making more pessimistic choices

New research from the University of Bristol shows that dogs pick up on human stress smells, making them more pessimistic about their choices. Published...

Caregiver stress: Cell damage linked to poor health

The study “Mitochondrial health, physical functioning, and daily affect: Bioenergetic mechanisms of dementia caregiver well-being,” published in Psychosomatic Medicine, is one of the first...

Ancient large kangaroos primarily walked on all fours

Limb proportions in kangaroos and the likely movement of extinct Protemnodon.

Board game popularity among autistic individuals

Exploring board games' role for autistic individuals.

A new method for managing emotional stress

Effective emotion regulation through social good reappraisal.

High-fat diets may increase anxiety levels

High-fat diets affect gut-brain signaling and induce anxiety in male rats.

The role of specific nutrients in cancer defense

Nutrient-based therapy to reactivate melanoma metabolism.

Blood test detects potentially fatal heart condition in children

Blood biomarkers predict risk in children's heart disease.

Smell protein prevents cell death

Orco maintains ant odor neurons

Feng shui design: Enhancing hospital room benefits

Image-based online study shows no benefits, however, of virtual room designs incorporating the golden ratio.

Environment influences mother-child problems talk

Best places for moms and teens to talk about stress.

The science of reducing stress with dogs

EEG scans reveal specific changes in brain activity while petting, walking, and playing with a dog.

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