Absence may increase fondness for the other, Study suggests

May 12, 2020

Washington D.C. [USA], May 12 : When it comes to forming or lasting bonds, longing for the other may be as important as being together, shows the results from a new brain imaging study of prairie voles -- which are among only about 5 per cent of mammalian species besides humans who are monogamous.

Study focuses on effects of antioxidant-rich Indo-Mediterranean foods on pre-heart failure

May 12, 2020

Washington D.C.[USA], May 12 : While the role of diets in the pathogenesis of cardiac dysfunction is controversial, it is also well known that Western diet causes oxidative stress and has pro-inflammatory effects, whereas Mediterranean style diets are anti-inflammatory. Recently, cohort studies and case-control studies, have demonstrated that western-style diets rich in sugar and physical inactivity with obesity are important behavioural risk factors of heart failure.

Study reveals multitasking in the workplace can lead to negative emotions

May 12, 2020

Washington D.C.[USA], May 12 : According to a new study aimed at understanding what shapes the emotional culture of a workplace. Researchers have found that while juggling through multiple tasks -- from writing papers to answering emails and tackling all that at once and the constant interruptions can actually create sadness and fear and eventually, a tense working environment.