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Establishing Connections Between Gut and Brain Symptoms

Neuroscientists refer to the "gut-brain-axis," or GBA is the bidirectional communication between the gut and the brain - helping explain how nervousness gives the feeling of having "butterflies in the stomach."

The Great Barrington Declaration States That Herd Immunity May End the Pandemic

Thousands of experts and citizens around the world have signed the Great Barrington Declaration to go against lockdown measures. However, other experts believe that herd immunity is not the best answer in beating the pandemic as millions are affected and have already lost their lives to the virus.
Daily Life In Los Angeles Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

By the Numbers: Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on American Mental Health

As September ends, there have been more than 33 million recorded cases of COVID-19, with more than seven million of them coming from the United States alone. Aside from the setback experienced by the American people in terms of livelihood, healthcare, and education, the coronavirus pandemic has also severely affected the mental health of Americans.
Science Times - Why You Should Call in Sick More Often Than You Think – Even if Working From Home

Why You Should Call in Sick More Often Than You Think – Even if You're Working From Home

Working from home allows employees to balance caring responsibilities and other non-work commitments with work demands, as well as reducing commute times and decreasing job-related stress. The benefits to organisations include increased productivity, and a greater flexibility from staff to meet employer needs such as conference calls outside core office hours.
Why do Men need a Man Cave?

The Psychology Behind Man Caves & She Sheds

A man's feeling of needing a "man cave" is connected to an emotional level and is also considered a form of self-expression. More recently, women have been seeking the female equivalent, or what is more popularly known as a "she shed."
Electoral College Voters Cast Ballots Amid Protests

Exercising Rights to Vote Linked to Positive Mental Health

Now that the United States gets to decide its future through electing its leaders, with the right to suffrage, or voting, being one of the rights granted by the Constitution. However, aside from the human rights and civic duty involved, the very act of casting votes can also offer benefits to one's mental health.
Friends or Family: Who Makes Us Happier?

Friends or Family: Who Makes Us Happier?

Friends and family that make up our closest relationships make up a significant part of our happiness. A study reveals the importance of activities done with friends, family, and kids, and how these affect our levels of happiness.

10 Things Chess Does To Your Brain

Chess is one of the games that can boost brain health and has become more popular today due to quarantines brought by the pandemic crisis.
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