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Young people will behave worse if they are scolded
US scientists say using heavy words with teenagers can make them worse behaviors.
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Gold jewelry is easy to cause depression
In a recent study, researchers found that gold jewelry has a stimulating effect. In people with sensitive nervous system, gold exhibits negative effects.
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Why is coffee the best drink on the planet?
In recent years, scientists have studied the different effects of coffee on health and the results may surprise many people.
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Explain the phenomenon of 'always having human error'
British researchers have found the reason many people live in guilt, even if they are not caused by their sins. According to Austrian psychiatrist and psychologist - Sig…
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The horrifying life of the Medieval Knight
Historically, medieval knights have often been described as courageous and loyal heroes who can fight to death without fear or regret.
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Secrets in the brain of people who commit suicide because of depression
Canadian scientists found a difference between brain cells of suicidal people and normal people.
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Depression increased rapidly in modern life
The pressures of modern life increasingly cause more harm to people's mental health. Evidence is that recent scientists ...
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People who value individuals easily live boredom
Individualism helps stimulate the dynamism and creativity of people, but it also makes us more likely to fall into a depressed, desperate state.
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'Zoning' the culprit is troubling and worrying
A substance called FGF2 that plays an important role in brain development may be an agent for some people to become anxious and depressed.
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Suicide because the sun does not set
Many people hate gloomy days in the winter because they cause seasonal depression syndrome.
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Sadness is also good for work
According to research by the University of New York, grief helps increase concentration and avoid making mistakes in work.
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Children who are raised in glass cages are less likely to be depressed
According to a recent study in the journal
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Pregnant grief made me retarded
Women who are depressed during pregnancy can make their babies aware more slowly than their peers, a British study warns.
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Working helps repel depression
You think that it is work that makes you fall into depression. Think again. Actual work will help your mind be more alert.
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When sad, take a cold shower
Winter comes with gloomy days that often make people sad. But just taking a cold shower can cure and even prevent moodiness.