Scientists are looking for evidence that a large amount of depression can be a part of the gut feeling, organized by microbiome trillions of microorganisms living in and around our bodies, that affect our health and well-being. In a series of studies, researchers are finding that the microbial mangroves in …
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The decision to publish a new book by Jordan Peterson, a controversial Canadian psychologist at Penguin Random House Canada – who called white privilege a “Marxist lie” – brought tears to the eyes of employees during the company’s wide-ranging meeting, according to a new report. Some workers, who did not …
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If you’ve ever said, “These people need therapy” while watching “The Real Housewives of New York,” you’re in luck. Dr. Tracy Thomas, a California psychologist and devout “RHONY” fan, spoke to Page Six about what’s behind the battles the women are facing, both this season and throughout their lives. ‘These …
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reviewed by Emily Henderson, B.Sc.Jun 23, 2020 Imagine the sunset over the ocean. It is large over the horizon, spreading an orange-pink glow across the sky. Seagulls fly overhead and their toes are in the sand. Many people will have been able to imagine the sunset clearly and vividly, almost …
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[ad_1] WWhen the closure began, the bodies on television confused me. Why were they not distanced socially? Didn’t they know not to be that close? The mandate to be separated was unknown and irregular, and for me, isolating yourself alone, following this government directive was peculiar. It made watching dramas …
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