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Poor mental health harming productivity, report finds
Posted by Killerheals 56 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
The more flustered you are, the more faithful, study finds
Posted by goemon654 131 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
People who are easily embarrassed are also more trustworthy and more generous, according to a University of California, Berkeley study.
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Treadmill can act as second antidepressant, study finds
Posted by Cindrallig 166 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
By the end of the study, almost 30 per cent of patients achieved full remission from their depression and another 20 per cent displayed significant improvement.
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Older Scrabble players’ brains can outperform college kids, study finds
Posted by Runehawk571 167 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
“That’s the most exciting piece of this study. Even in an older adult brain, practice generates these benefits.”
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Perry finds Iowa voters are like those at home
Posted by Runemancer 220 days ago (http://www.chron.com)
While pondering a White House bid, Gov. Rick Perry and his advisers are looking hardest at the Hawkeye State, where GOP voters are nearly all white and mostly born-again Christians.
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Study Finds Couples at Odds Over Retirement
Posted by jonagutten 220 days ago (http://www.thestreet.com)
BOSTON (TheStreet) -- Money squabbles are a perpetual source of friction among couples. New research by Fidelity Investments illustrates how differing expectations when it comes to retirement planning may be adding to that stress.
Fidelity surveyed 648 married couples, ages 46-75, to find where husbands and wives agreed, or didn't agree, on their knowledge, expectations and opinions about retire
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Texas legislature finds deal on cutting school funds elusive
Posted by Zerosen1993 258 days ago (http://www.chron.com)
AUSTIN - Legislative leaders continued to look for a compromise school funding plan Tuesday to allocate $4 billion worth of public school cuts they say is necessary to avoid a special session this summer.
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Kindness pays off, study finds
Posted by Mattyboy217 266 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
A York University study has found that people who performed acts of kindness increased their level of happiness and self-esteem.
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‘Love hormone’ oxytocin can boost mistrust, study finds
Posted by Tutenstein 356 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
The so-called “love hormone” can amplify a person’s behavioural traits, positive or negative, new research concludes.
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Strayhorn finds vindication in shortfall
Posted by solaries10 387 days ago (http://www.chron.com)
Five years ago, Gov. Rick Perry rejected the then-comptroller's budget warning. But the former gubernatorial hopeful isn't celebrating as leaders face a deficit of nearly $27 billion.
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Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare, poll finds
Posted by Tinselteeth 405 days ago (http://www.chron.com)
The public wants Congress to keep its hands off entitlements such as Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security, a Bloomberg National Poll shows. They oppose cuts in most other major domestic programs and defense. They want to maintain subsidies for farmers and tax breaks like the mortgage-interest deduction. And they’re against an increase in the gasoline tax.
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Parents often naïve about teen drug abuse, study finds
Posted by PatrickGeee 449 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
Most parents believe their teens are staying away from illegal drugs and prescription painkillers, but that might not reflect what’s actually going on, says the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse.
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DA finds no evidence Perry 'raided' teacher pension fund
Posted by Mattyboy217 471 days ago (http://www.chron.com)
A top Travis County prosecutor said Wednesday his agency already has investigated Democrat Bill White's allegations of wrongdoing at the Teacher Retirement System of Texas and closed the case because no criminal violations were discovered.
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It’s not Nicole Kidman’s looks that make other women feel inferior, a new study says. It’s her accomplishments. However, women like Kidman still prompt others to eat less.
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Cleanliness linked to moral judgment, U of T study finds
Posted by Bladeultra7 525 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
A University of Toronto assistant professor has found a link between being clean and making harsh moral judgments about issues and others
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Is sadness a sickness? It appears to spread like one, a new study has found.
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Bloor barrier hasn’t affected suicide rate, study finds
Posted by lordofmyth 579 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
Barriers installed along the Bloor Viaduct have prevented suicides at the site, but people are finding other places to jump, a study has found.
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Garden statuary finds a home indoors
Posted by rabbithop1 592 days ago (http://www.poconorecord.com)
What started as a crush has now ripened into a lifelong love that shows no signs of fading: Garden statues are in my house to stay.
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Poll finds voters tilting back toward Democrats
Posted by darcspark 632 days ago (http://www.chron.com)
But the margin is thin and there's a flashing yellow light for incumbents of both parties: Only about one-third want their own lawmakers re-elected.
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Kyle Busch appeared unbeatable during much of Saturday night's Heath Calhoun 400 at Richmond. There are worse ways to end a 21-race losing skid.
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Quick, easy memory test can predict Alzheimer’s, study finds
Posted by Legendary 653 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
A test that measures what people remember and long it takes them to respond predicts Alzheimer's "in the 90-95 per cent range," says a researcher.
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Brain games don’t make you smarter, study finds
Posted by Mattyboy217 658 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
Year-long study is underway to determine if games are better at boosting the brain power of people over 60.
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More U.S. babies born with syphilis, report finds
Posted by lordkronos 661 days ago (http://www.healthzone.ca)
The sex trade and crack cocaine use have led to a rise in the number of newborns who have syphilis
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Oprah’s biographer finds us more brave
Posted by alexautin 664 days ago (http://www.thestar.com)
Larry King and Barbara Walters may be running scared, but Canadian media outlets are keen to speak with Kitty Kelly about her controversial biography of Oprah Winfrey.
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