People with expressive faces are more liked
Humans have developed more complex facial expressions than any other species to help them connect with each other and create ...
Read moreTag: social link
Physical activity: friends help you stay motivated
It's easier to stay active, motivated and achieve your goals if you go to the gym with a friend. THE ...
Read more
The enemy of your enemy is indeed your friend, physics says so!
An American research team has confirmed the social balance theory, which states that a friend of a friend is a ...
Read more
Heart failure: feeling useless darkens the prognosis
Feeling like you've lost your social role, such as caring for loved ones, is associated with a poorer prognosis for ...
Read more
Hazing: Rituals don’t really help students bond with each other
Hazing and initiation rites do not contribute to strengthening the social bond between members of student groups. This has been ...
Read more
Suicide: Marseille hospitals strengthen their systems against recidivism
The University Hospitals of Marseille and their partners are launching the VigilanS device, with the aim of reducing suicide recidivism. ...
Read more
The desire for social contact is based on the same springs as hunger
Our desires to reconnect socially during a period of isolation share the same neural basis as our cravings for food ...
Read more
Opening of the first Alzheimer Village in France: a “necessary innovation in the current context”
From June 11, the Alzheimer Village of Dax, in the Landes, will welcome its first patients. This is the first ...
Read more-1585925645.jpg "Why do we need more social connections during confinement?")
Why do we need more social connections during confinement?
Man is a social animal that needs others to exist.Almost one in two people are confined on the planet and ...
Read more
Talking about your stress would strengthen social ties
If stress can have harmful consequences on health, talking about it would be beneficial. Indeed, according to a new study, ...
Read more