Article ID: 677541 Heart Disease Risk in Older Women, Seafood Rich Diet Helps Fertility, Gay Teens Using Adult Hook-Up Apps, and More in the Sex and Relationships News SourceNewswiseThe latest research and features on sex in the Sex and Relationships News Source Social and Behavioral SciencesChannels: Addiction, Aging, Alcohol and Alcoholism, Arts and Entertainment, Behavioral Science, Bullying, Economics, Emergency Medicine, Evolution and Darwin, Family and Parenting, Healthcare, In the Home, In the Workplace, LGBTQ Issues, Marketing, Men's Health, Mental Health, Military Health, Mindfulness, Neuro, Nursing, Psychology and Psychiatry, Seniors, Sex and Relati |
Article ID: 689428 Centre hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal (CHUM)A diet high in saturated fat causes, in addition to obesity and metabolic changes associated with a prediabetic state, anxiodepressive and compulsive behaviors. All of these effects were shown to be tied to inflammation in the nucleus accumbens, revealed a study conducted by a team from the CHUM Research Center (CRCHUM). |
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Article ID: 689385 Texas A&M UniversityWhile it would be easy to buy a dozen roses to profess your love to a significant other this Valentine’s Day, understanding the language of flowers could help you take your floral overture to the next level. |
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Article ID: 689215 Rowan UniversityRowan U physics instructor takes a fun look at the phrase "love you to the Moon and back" in time for Valentine's Day. |
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Article ID: 689049 California State University, Dominguez HillsIn “Love Demystified” Palmer offers tips and techniques that she says can be applied during any stage of a loving relationship, from finding new love or fixing a current relationship, to falling in love again after a loss. |
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Article ID: 688730 Texas A&M UniversityValentine’s spending looks to enjoy a similar boost as seen with the 2017 holiday season, the most since the Great Recession of 2009. Strong indicators include a roaring stock market, low unemployment and high consumer confidence. |
Article ID: 684299 NewswiseRural counties continue to rank lowest among counties across the U.S., in terms of health outcomes. A group of national organizations including the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the National 4-H Council are leading the way to close the rural health gap. Law and Public PolicyChannels: Addiction, Aging, Agriculture, AIDS and HIV, Alcohol and Alcoholism, All Journal News, Allergies, Alternative Medicine, Alzheimer's and Dementia, Apps, Archaeology and Anthropology, Arthritis, Arts and Entertainment, Asthma, Autism, Autoimmune Diseases, Automotive, Aviation and Aeronautics, Back to School, Behavioral Science, Biotech, Birds, Blood Disorders, Bon Rural Health, Healthcare, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, National 4-H Council, Appalachia, Health Disparities, Racial Disparities, Prevention, Health Policy |
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Article ID: 669510 University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Health SciencesA team of pettable cupids made a special delivery to hospitalized patients at Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA and UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica, on Valentine’s Day, bearing a love-and-kisses message that's sure to stay with the children and adults for a long time. Adorable dogs, dressed up in their Valentine’s Day finest, dutifully delivered handmade Valentine cards throughout the morning today to patients of all ages in their hospital rooms and pediatric playrooms. The canine cupids and their volunteer owners are members of UCLA's People–Animal Connection, an animal-assisted therapy program. |