MEDICINE & HEALTHRecent research has found that there could be higher stress-coping abilities among working people who often take walks in woods or greenspaces.
As September ends, there have been more than 33 million recorded cases of COVID-19, with more than seven million of them coming from the United States alone. Aside from the setback experienced by the American people in terms of livelihood, healthcare, and education, the coronavirus pandemic has also severely affected the mental health of Americans.
Fears about COVID-19 take an emotional toll especially to someone who has an anxiety disorder. Here are some tips to help you cope during the stressful times of pandemic.
Students can be under a lot of stress now that the pandemic has taken a grip on their lives. Here are some tips to manage stress during the COVID-19 crisis.
Doctors at an Ohio hospital have reported that incidents of 'broken heart syndrome,' or the stress cardiomyopathy, have increased during the pandemic. Doctors believe that it reflects a temporary weakness in the heart due to the surge of stress hormones.
UK Digital health service Superdrug Online Doctor reported an increase of erectile dysfunction services in May and Google data shows that online searches for information on the sexual issue are at a12 month high.
Do you find yourself too stressed at work? Don't let your job kill you, literally. Scientists discuss in a new study that it is indeed possible. Click the link above to learn more.
People with anxiety needs to be treated immeidatley as new study shows that overthinking and stressing can cause early death. It can cause fatal heart attacks or stroke.
The human brain is both powerful and delicate and it is our personal responsibility to maintain the health and well-being of our brain. But habits like skipping meals, overeating, and smoking are slowly destroying them.
The World Health Organization has attached symptoms to what many call being “burnout”. Most of us have experienced a feeling of extreme work stress; a feeling of just being burnout.