We all know that ghosting can be seriously hurtful, whether it’s in a friendship or a romantic relationship, but now a new study has delved into how this behaviour might also affect the person doing the digital disappearing act.
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Study finds that improved access to mental health care is associated with reductions in suicide riskAmid historically high suicide rates and mental health care provider shortages, new research from Incite at Columbia University suggests that interventions to alleviate mental health care access disparities can prevent unnecessary death and suffering. In an article pending publication in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences next week, 'Differential Spatial-Social Accessiblity to Mental Health Care and Suicide,' Daniel Tadmon and Peter S. Bearman find that in the United States improved access to mental health care is associated with reductions in suicide risk.
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Harvard Study: Divesting From Coal Is More Beneficial Than Previously Thought | OilPrice.comHarvard professors have researched the positive effects on emissions from divesting from coal. The study found that if an existing source of funding is cut off for a coal enterprise, it will have an extremely difficult time securing a new line of funding.
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Study links commuting choices to heart health: Walk or cycle to impact cardiovascular riskStudy analyzed the relationship between commuting modes and distance with cardiovascular disease-related biomarkers using UK Biobank data. The results suggest that active commuting modes (cycling, walking) may be positively associated with select CVD biomarkers, while long-distance commuting by car is negatively associated.
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Study identifies immune signature to predict severe COVID-19 in cardiovascular patientsStudy identifies immune signature to predict severe COVID-19 in cardiovascular patients COVID19 cardiovascular immunophenotyping diseaseprogression predictivesignature healthcare research SARSCoV2 pandemic publichealth medrxivpreprint uni_tue
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Insight into near-death experiences uncovered by scientific study of dying brainsThe latest discovery may help explain accounts from individuals who have had near-death experiences. Researchers looked at four patients who died from cardiac arrest.
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Cycling infrastructure needs to be built with women in mind, study suggests'It's about planning for the trips that aren't taken as well as those that are': Cycling infrastructure needs to be built with women in mind, study suggests cycling
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