No new friends? Good, it could prevent you from getting sick!
According to a study carried out on monkeys, keeping a small circle of friends protects against infectious pathologies. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Social anxiety is transmitted via the microbiota
Relationship phobia may partly originate from the intestinal microbiota. THE ESSENTIAL Social anxiety is transmitted via the intestinal microbiota, according ...
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Exchanging a few words with strangers improves our well-being
Hello, thank you, how are you?... These small everyday interactions improve our well-being. THE ESSENTIAL Following the Covid-19 pandemic, a ...
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How can I help my child make age-appropriate friends?
Friendship helps a child's development and sociability. THE ESSENTIAL Children who have friends are generally more open to new experiences. ...
Read moreObesity: sodas will reduce calories
The commitment is made: the three biggest brands of soda – Coca-Cola, PepsiCo and Snapple – will reduce the amount ...
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Gout attack: sugary drinks are not recommended
During a gout attack, sugary drinks are not recommended. Here's why. THE ESSENTIAL In addition to alcohol and certain purine-rich ...
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Slightly drunk: the recipe for a good life?
The microdosing of alcohol to boost creativity, sociability or even performance is a fantasy. THE ESSENTIAL The Danish film Drunk ...
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Living in the city is good for morale
Living in an urban environment would be associated with lower risks of having depression, compared to people living in the ...
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Concealing successes harms social relationships
More than four out of five people hide their successes at one time or another, which has harmful effects on ...
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Time spent on screens has little effect on young people’s social skills
Despite the time spent on screens, young people today are just as socially competent as those of previous generations, says ...
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What are the bans for children for?
Beyond education, laying down prohibitions allows children to be structured.Prohibitions are often the result of a reflex transmitted automatically from ...
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We eat more when we are with our loved ones
According to a new British study, we eat more when we have dinner with friends or family than when we ...
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Dementia: having an active social life at 60 would reduce the risk
Having an active social life around sixty would reduce the risk of falling into dementia later. Having an active social ...
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Memory, concentration and social interactions: the impact of the Internet on the human brain
Internet would have a significant impact on our brain, in particular on our capacities of concentration, memory and social interaction.After ...
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Social networks: to avoid dark thoughts, come back to real life
In order to preserve our mental health, experts call in an open letter to abandon social networks for real life. ...
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Autism: an anomaly in the brain’s reward circuit is believed to be the cause of social difficulties
Children with autism have abnormalities in the brain's reward zone, according to a new American study. These deficiencies would explain ...
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Evolution: the human brain would have evolved to face environmental challenges
According to a new British study, the increase in the brain of Homo sapiens is due to environmental difficulties encountered ...
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Your circle of friends says more about your health
To find out if you're in good shape, it's best to examine the strength and structure of your circle of ...
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What if open-plan work harmed sociability?
September 23, 2016. According to a study conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Auckland, Australia, open-plan ...
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Baby: giving cow’s milk would harm future sociability
© istockDoes cow's milk interfere with baby's development? The debate is launched after the publication of a study on the ...
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