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Social Media's Cortisol Crisis: Addressing Stress Beyond Quick Fixes
High cortisol levels, often linked to stress, are discussed in this article, with experts cautioning against social media's simplistic solutions. The article emphasizes addressing the root cause of stress and explores effective methods, including mindfulness and therapy, to improve overall well-bein...
Social Media's Cortisol Crisis: Addressing Stress Beyond Quick Fixes
High cortisol levels, often linked to stress, are discussed in this article, with experts cautioning against social media's simplistic solutions. The article emphasizes addressing the root cause of stress and explores effective methods, including mindfulness and therapy, to improve overall well-bein...
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56% Bias Score
Socioeconomic Status Impacts Children's Biological Aging: A Telomere Study
A study of 1,160 European children (6-11 years) found that those from high-income families had 5% longer telomeres (cellular aging markers) than low-income peers; girls had 5.6% longer telomeres than boys; and higher BMI correlated with shorter telomeres. Children from low-income families showed bio...
Socioeconomic Status Impacts Children's Biological Aging: A Telomere Study
A study of 1,160 European children (6-11 years) found that those from high-income families had 5% longer telomeres (cellular aging markers) than low-income peers; girls had 5.6% longer telomeres than boys; and higher BMI correlated with shorter telomeres. Children from low-income families showed bio...
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32% Bias Score
Stress Hormones and Fear Generalization: A Mouse Study
A University of Toronto study shows that stress hormones increase the size of fear memory engrams in the amygdala, causing fear generalization in mice; this finding may lead to new treatments for anxiety disorders.
Stress Hormones and Fear Generalization: A Mouse Study
A University of Toronto study shows that stress hormones increase the size of fear memory engrams in the amygdala, causing fear generalization in mice; this finding may lead to new treatments for anxiety disorders.
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16% Bias Score
Lower Childhood Income Linked to Faster Cellular Aging
A study of 1,160 European children (ages 6-11) found that those from low-income families have shorter telomeres and higher cortisol levels, suggesting faster cellular aging; this is linked to family wealth factors like having a private room or number of vehicles.
Lower Childhood Income Linked to Faster Cellular Aging
A study of 1,160 European children (ages 6-11) found that those from low-income families have shorter telomeres and higher cortisol levels, suggesting faster cellular aging; this is linked to family wealth factors like having a private room or number of vehicles.
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48% Bias Score
Daily Mood Fluctuations: Peak Happiness Found After Waking, Study Shows
A University College London study of almost 50,000 Brits over two years found that happiness peaks after waking, dips around midday, rises in the evening, and falls sharply at night; mid-week moods were lower than those on Mondays and Fridays.
Daily Mood Fluctuations: Peak Happiness Found After Waking, Study Shows
A University College London study of almost 50,000 Brits over two years found that happiness peaks after waking, dips around midday, rises in the evening, and falls sharply at night; mid-week moods were lower than those on Mondays and Fridays.
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24% Bias Score
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