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Men and women develop obesity differently: A new study on extra weight
Lots of people assume that obesity happens just because someone just loves eating too much, but it's actually more complicated than that. A recent study conducted by UCLA researchers has found sex-specific brain signals that may help explain why men and women develop obesity differently.
Kate Yakimchuk research obesity women Cooking 2 October 2023
Don't threaten someone's masculinity: A new study on men's aggression
There's no better way to make a guy mad than to question his masculinity. New research from Duke University highlights that when men feel their masculinity is threatened, their response can often be aggressive, particularly among younger men whose sense of manhood heavily relies on external opinions.
Kate Yakimchuk research anger masculinity Psychology 25 August 2023
Men and women actually experience stress differently: A new study on different aspects of stress and gender
Stressful situations often make us understand how differently we experience and withstand our emotions. During the initial phase of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, lockdown measures led to lasting stress and worries about jobs, family, and health.
Kate Yakimchuk research women stress Psychology 15 August 2023
How to survive unrequited love for a man: 5 tips from a psychologist
Unrequited love can be one of the worst experiences for a man.
Kate Yakimchuk love relationship Psychology 26 May 2023