Senior Citizens in England Report Increased Happiness Since Before the COVID Pandemic, According to Recent National Research

15 February 2025

The psychological state and well-being of older individuals in England have undergone significant transformations since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. This revelation comes from…

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Consistent Dog Walking Enhances Mobility and Minimises Falls Among Elderly Adults

10 February 2025

Recent findings from The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) at Trinity College Dublin have underscored the advantages of frequent dog walking for older adults.…

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New Study Suggests Retirement Could Harm Mental Health, with Alcohol Use Potentially Exacerbating the Problem

28 January 2025

The phenomenon of retirement leading to increased signs of depression, compared to those still employed, and the complicating role of alcohol consumption are detailed in…

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Isolation Associated with Increased Risk of Heart Conditions, Stroke, and Infection Vulnerability

23 January 2025

New research posits that maintaining social interactions with friends and family could be vital for our health. These interactions enhance our immune system and mitigate…

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Solitude and Seclusion: Returning to Pre-Pandemic Figures Yet Remaining Elevated for Elderly Adults

23 December 2024

Loneliness and isolation among older Americans have reverted mainly to pre-pandemic levels, indicating that over a third of individuals aged 50 to 80 still frequently…

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People Suffering from Migraines Have Increased Risk of Depression Amidst Pandemic

19 December 2024

A recent in-depth study by the University of Toronto has shed light on the severe mental health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on older adults…

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The Impact of Depression on the Occupational and Recreational Activities of Young Adults in Finland

2 December 2024

According to a comprehensive study conducted by the University of Eastern Finland, the Finnish Social Insurance Institution (Kela), and Monash University in Australia, depression and…

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Shattering the Cycle of Intergenerational Violence

29 October 2024

Recent research reveals the link between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), such as physical or emotional abuse, and the increased likelihood of individuals perpetrating abuse against…

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Face-to-Face Interaction Associated with Reduced Loneliness Among Elderly Adults

13 October 2024

Direct interactions reduce loneliness among older individuals more effectively than remote communication, like phone calls, emails, or texts, according to research conducted by teams from…

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Weekend Exercise May Guard Against Over 200 Health Conditions

30 September 2024

Amidst the busy routines, some individuals manage to concentrate their moderate-to-vigorous exercise into one or two days each week, typically over the weekend. A recent…

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Work-Related Stress May Increase the Risk of Developing Irregular Heart Rhythms

28 September 2024

A recent study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, which is peer-reviewed and open-access, has uncovered that work-related stress due to job…

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Recent Study Indicates Frequent Mobile Phone Usage May Elevate Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Smokers and Diabetics

26 September 2024

A recent study has revealed that frequent mobile phone usage is linked to an increased likelihood of developing cardiovascular diseases, particularly among active smokers and…

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