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Our Healthcare system is widely accepted to be more of a treatment based model rather than a disease prevention based system. Although a treatment based model does have its own benefits such as accelerated production of medicine and materials for care, there are also many shortcomings when it comes to ending the development of terminal … Read More “Exercise: The Key to Fighting Alzheimer’s and Dementia” »
Have you ever seen a picture of a puppy and wanted to give it a tight squeeze? Ever watched a baby coo and wanted to pinch their cheeks? Why is it that when we are overloaded with cuteness we have these violent thoughts? This phenomenon, known as cute aggression, is when someone experiences the urge … Read More “Cute Aggression: Letting Out The Love In The Form Of A Squeeze” »
Introduction: Resilience is defined as the ability to quickly recover and adjust to difficulties. For decades scientists have explored and researched the science behind human resilience. Historically, resilience has been viewed as a set of linear relationships where one factor directly leads to another. However, new research has demonstrated that resilience is extraordinarily complex and … Read More “Resilience: The Scientific Considerations” »
