…and conscious breathing, was found to be effective at increasing wellbeing across the three groups. Positive psychological interventions, including working on your sense of purpose, performing small acts of kindness…
…the belief that we have the ability to influence things to at least a small degree, even if some things are unchangeable.” A self-efficacious person is convinced that they can…
…of experimental studies of host metabolism.” Willis and colleagues looked at fungi in the jejunum of the mouse small intestine, site of the most diverse fungal population in the mouse…
…based on evolving instructions, for example — were fed into computational models, allowing analyses of small differences in perceptual processing. Researchers took the results of the in-depth, self-reported personality tests…
…relatively small number of people involved means this finding needs further confirmation, but it appears significant when considered alongside the earlier clinical trial showing improvement during treatment of IBS patients…
…be shown in this study. “Our finding suggests that street trees — a small scale, publicly accessible form of urban greenspace — can help close the gap in health inequalities…
…healthy babies. Small amounts of blood and stool samples were collected at birth at Birmingham Women’s Hospital and then again later during home visits when the babies were three weeks…
…doesn’t require surgery. Instead, it involves small patches that stick to a participant’s skin like a Band-Aid. These patches are placed around the injured area on the back of the…
…sober group. This finding was contrary to a small number of previous studies indicating CBD might have a protective effect on memory. The groups that used cannabis without CBD and…
…that genes play very little role in the microbiome to the idea that genes play a pervasive, if small, role,” said Elizabeth Archie, professor in the Department of Biological Sciences…
