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How paternalism affects women in relationships according to research
Women often face sexism.
Diana Dashkevich relationship marriage psychotherapy Psychology 7 August 2024
Why PMS is not a myth: a psychiatrist says
PMS is a premenstrual syndrome that worries some women. We will tell you more about this in the article.
Diana Dashkevich health health facts mental health Psychology 12 May 2024
What a woman who is preparing for pregnancy should eat: all the details - down to the size of the plate
Nutrition is one of the important steps for planning pregnancy. In this article we will tell you what foods and how often you need to eat for future pregnancy.
Diana Dashkevich nutrition pregnancy nutrition facts health facts Cooking 4 May 2024
A new discovery: Art therapy – how it helps postmenopausal women
Transitioning through menopause can be challenging for women, impacting their emotional well-being and cardiovascular health. A recent pilot study explored a unique way to support overweight, postmenopausal women during this phase using a combined approach of nutrition education and creative arts therapies like art therapy and dance/movement therapy.
Kate Yakimchuk research art therapy mental health postmenopause Psychology 29 January 2024
Chess is biased for ladies: A new study on gender biases
In the world of chess, where males dominate the scene, young female chess players often find themselves facing gender bias. The experiment is one of the first researchers to provide significant evidence of gender bias against young female chess players.
Kate Yakimchuk research chess sexism bias Psychology 23 October 2023
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 men Cooking 2 October 2023
Stress after menopause leads to heart issues: A new study
Constant stress and lack of sleep are bad for everyone, but it's clearly even worse for some people. Ladies after menopause seem to have higher risks of heart issues, a new research shows.
Kate Yakimchuk research health menopause stress Psychology 17 September 2023
One in four women experience domestic violence: A study on terrifying statistics
Domestic violence may seem far away and relatively rare, but it's not - and people all over the world face it regularly. A worldwide analysis found that more than one in four women, or 27 percent, experience intimate partner violence before they turn 50.
Kate Yakimchuk research violence Psychology 10 September 2023
Good sleep make women more ambitious: A study on how sleep affects work and well-being
Good sleep is vital for many important spheres of our lives, and it's especially important for people who work a lot. A study led by Washington State University revealed that sleep quality significantly impacts women's career aspirations and mood, while men's ambitions remain unaffected.
Kate Yakimchuk research sleep ambition Psychology 16 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 men stress Psychology 15 August 2023