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- Diet and Exercise for Melancholy: Throwback to The 18th Century
Diet, exercise, visiting nature and life style modifications are also not new ways to combat this illness
- Inflammation might be one of the keys to unlock depression
Inflammation is the activation of the immune system and the natural response of our body to anything
- The Rollercoaster of Self-Esteem
Doubting our own selves is a natural outcome of the pressure to be the best when all we have to do is
- Mastering The Art of Hygge
people in and create good meaningful conversation(s) around memories, which in and of itself can be a natural
- Finding the PhD-life-balance
On weekends, I enjoy going on long walks, catching up with family and friends, spending time in nature
- The Burden of Catcalling and Street Harassment
Indeed, part of the sinister nature of catcalling is that its victims can’t distinguish acts of attention
- Déjà Vu: The neuroscience behind the mysterious phenomenon
It’s really difficult to record and study déjà vu as a scientist, due to its sudden and fleeting nature
- The Baby’s Need for Physical Contact with the Caregiver
Babies of all species are programmed by nature to stay in contact with their caregivers, as parental
- Celebrating South Asian Heritage Month: Reflections and Experiences
The cumulative nature of culture I am Gargi, a Research Assistant at King’s College London, and I am
- Professor Matthew Hotopf on ‘Where is psychiatry going?’
(He uses the expression ‘regression to the mean’, which is used to explain how things naturally move
- Telepsychiatry: How did we get here and where do we go now?
The nature of psychiatry means that it relies upon a therapeutic relationship and an understanding between
- Are “Excited to Announce” Posts on LinkedIn Motivating or Demoralising?
to land my first full-time-big-girl role as a resourcer within the games recruitment industry, and naturally Constantly scrolling a timeline saturated with others’ achievements can potentially be quite demoralising













