Social animals, like monkeys and elephants, live longer than those living alone
Earth.com - 27-Oct-2024Social bonds improve resilience and adaptability in various species
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Social bonds improve resilience and adaptability in various species
New research suggests community fitness events can provide a meaningful boost to personal well-being
Study finds high mental resilience linked to longer lifespan, especially in women
Social isolation also reduces the chances of ageing successfully
Charities call for urgent government action on rising suicide rates
Support and healthy eating are crucial for better health outcomes
Lifestyle choices like being active, not smoking, and eating cheese improve health
Blood sugar monitors might actually cause anxiety and unhealthy eating habits
This highlights the need to address chronic loneliness as a public health concern
Research highlights the importance of managing anger and stress for heart health
Regular video conversations can reduce loneliness and boost emotional well-being
Researchers find consistent health benefits from positive physical contact
New study finds social connections affect overall physical health and longevity
Addressing mental health could help protect heart health in the long term
Under stress, the composition of gut viruses and bacteria changed in mice
Now, she lives alone, does things she couldn't before, and feels free
Research urged to shift focus to workload, hours, and management style
Offering comfort and advice, the rise of AI therapy sparks debate about its potential & perils
Study is based on interviews with amateur runners who don't use smartwatches
People who never have visitors are at a 39% higher risk of dying
Refreshed brand offers end-to-end mental health support, from mindfulness to therapy and psychiatry
A prescription for better mental health and well-being, regardless of country
Older adults engaging in recreational activities and volunteer work more likely to maintain good health
Relationships were inversely related to HbA1c levels regardless of spousal support or strain
Gut bacteria indirectly produce hormones that influence the brain and can cause depression