Nearly 1 in 5 US Adults Frequently Think About Food Even When They Are Not Hungry, Study Finds
Nearly one in five adults in the United States frequently or constantly experience thoughts and cravings about food,…
LIFESTYLE
Online Communication With Different Friend Groups Linked to Teenagers’ Mental Well-Being, Study Finds
A study of 3,034 Swedish teenagers has found that the relationship between online communication and mental well-being varies…
Nearly One in Four Americans Have Misrepresented Symptoms to Obtain Antibiotics
Nearly one in four Americans have exaggerated or invented symptoms to obtain antibiotics from a doctor, either for…
Mizzou Study to Explore How Couples’ Daily Routines May Influence Heart Health
Researchers at the University of Missouri are investigating whether couples’ daily routines, sleep patterns and relationship quality are…
Americans Are Adding More Calories to Coffee as Creamer Use Rises
Americans have maintained relatively stable coffee consumption over the past two decades, but the number of calories they…
How Japanese Philosophy Offers a New Perspective on Education and Human Suffering
Modern education often prioritises measurable results, efficiency, predictable outcomes and rational approaches to solving problems. However, experiences such…
Dussehra greetings: Festival celebrates victory of good over evil, inspires hope and renewal
Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami or Dasara, is being celebrated on Tuesday with prayers, traditional rituals and cultural…
Is listening to music while studying helpful or hidden distraction? Study reveals
A new study by researchers at Edith Cowan University has explored why many university students listen to music…
Railways urges passengers to stay Alert and vigilant while travelling; What you need to do
Indian Railways is increasingly deploying advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, drones and CCTV surveillance systems to strengthen…