Work stress causes breast cancer
Women who are stressed at work will significantly increase their risk of breast cancer. New research finds that women who work in highly demanding jobs are 30% more like…
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Women who are stressed at work will significantly increase their risk of breast cancer. New research finds that women who work in highly demanding jobs are 30% more like…
Veterinary experts recommend Combistress medicine to be injected into pigs right before slaughtering can leave residues in meat harmful to consumers' health.
MERS virus causing Middle East respiratory distress syndrome (similar to dangerous SARS virus) has just been found in camels, after a 44-year-old man from Saudi Arabia d…
Bruns Alonso, a graduate student at Delft University of Technology in the Dutch city of the same name, has created a type of pen that he says can determine stress ...
You are too bored of the keyboard's dry clicking sound, monotonous click? Entertainment tool called
Current touch-sensitive features on the phone require complex hardware, so it only appears on high-end products and forces you to buy new phones.
Recently, Spanish scientists have developed a computer system that is able to identify the diverse emotional state of people during the communication process thanks to t…
More than 3 years ago, Dr. Thomas Jackson of Loughborough University undertook a research project showing that it takes an average of 64 seconds to recreate the line of…
The more Facebook users there are, the more stressed and stressed it is.
These devices integrate with mobile phones, help detect and warn high levels of stress based on heart rate, respiratory, mood, posture and body temperature.
In the blankets use a 'deep-touch' therapy that makes people use the feeling of being wrapped like babies, helping to create a deeper, more comfortable sleep ...
After a tiring day of work, what the office workers want is probably to enjoy a good night's sleep.
Chinese scientists are developing a sophisticated camera.
Scientists at the University of California, Riverside, have proposed new technology and fabricated color sensors based on stress.