Study links these two personality traits to longer life
A new study has confirmed that stress can accelerate the biological aging process, even in young and healthy individuals, but it also identifies two psychological traits—resilience and self-control—that help resist these aging effects. Researchers found that people who had experienced higher levels of stress showed biological markers indicative of faster
Study reveals venting ineffective for anger management
A recent study published in Clinical Psychology Review has challenged the common belief that venting frustrations, whether after a taxing day at work or a disagreement with a partner, serves as an effective means of anger management. The research, which analysed 154 studies involving over 10,000 participants, found that activities
Drinking alcohol on a plane has a unique effect on your body
WEB DESK: As passengers settle in for long-haul flights, the allure of a drink to unwind may seem irresistible. However, recent research suggests that indulging in alcohol at high altitude can exacerbate the physiological stresses of air travel. New findings indicate that alcohol compounds the effects of altitude on the
Navigating AI in hiring: tips for job seekers
WEB DESK: In today’s digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) has permeated nearly every aspect of our lives, including the job market. A notable statistic reveals that nearly every Fortune 500 company utilizes AI screening tools for hiring, with an anticipated 40 per cent of all companies set to implement AI
Study links loneliness to problematic pornography use
WEB DESK: A recent study published in Addictive Behaviors Reports delves into the relationship between loneliness and problematic pornography use, shedding light on the complex dynamics at play in online interactions and emotional regulation. Problematic pornography use, characterized by excessive consumption despite negative consequences, shares similarities with other addictive behaviors,
Dinosaurs became warm-blooded 180 m years ago: study
WEB DESK: Scientists’ understanding of dinosaurs has undergone a significant shift in recent years. Once considered sluggish and cold-blooded, new research has revealed that some dinosaurs may have had the ability to regulate their body temperature. However, the timing and mechanism of this transition have long puzzled researchers. A groundbreaking
Study: global life expectancy to rise, obesity & health risks loom
LONDON – New research forecasts a rise in global life expectancy over the next three decades, with significant gains anticipated in Africa. However, rising obesity and other health factors are expected to increase the burden of poor health. Life Expectancy Predictions According to the Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and
UAE launches 10-year blue residency visa
WEB DESK – The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has launched the Blue Visa, offering a ten-year residency permit to environmental experts. This initiative underscores the UAE government’s commitment to environmental preservation. Blue Visa for Environmental Advocates The UAE cabinet introduced the Blue Visa to acknowledge and support individuals dedicated to
Suicide becomes fourth leading cause of death for young Pakistani men: WHO
WEB DESK: Mental health professionals in Pakistan are increasingly alarmed by the rising suicide rates, particularly among young men aged 15-29, now the fourth leading cause of death in this demographic. According to The News, the disturbing trend underscores a growing mental health crisis in the country. In 2019, the
Pakistan’s moon satellite sends first-ever image from lunar orbit
Pakistan’s first lunar satellite, ICUBE-Qamar, has sent the first-ever image from lunar orbit, announced the Institute of Space Technology. Qamar is the first Pakistani satellite to enter lunar orbit and completed its rotation in 12 hours. On Wednesday, ICUBE-Q achieved a significant milestone by successfully entering the moon’s orbit. Last
