Green Spaces: The Key to Calmer and Less Anxious Kids
A new study from Spain has found a fascinating link between green spaces and children’s mental health. It turns out that having more greenery around where kids live and go to school can lower their anxiety levels. The Study Unveiled Researchers in Spain discovered that children who had more green space near their homes and […]
Mouth Ulcer Virus could Double Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A recent study from Uppsala University has shed light on a potential connection between the herpes simplex virus and dementia. The findings, published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, suggest that individuals who have been infected with the herpes virus may be twice as likely to develop dementia compared to those who haven’t had the […]
‘Manic Cleaning’ Trend: Shared Experience or Underlying Concern?
Many have coined the term “manic cleaning” after sharing videos on social media sites such as TikTok, of them getting overtly engaged in the cleaning exercise. Such episodes, which are always associated with higher levels of productivity, are very familiar to quite a lot of people who also have the urge to tidy up. However, […]