A little bit of dirt is surprisingly good for your health
The San Diego Union-Tribune,
Scientists have long known that a little dirt can be good for you. Research has suggested that people who grow up on farms, for…
MANGER DE LA TERRE | Est-ce bon de manger de la terre ? Les études scientifiques disent oui
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Are you getting dirty enough? Experts say it can improve health
Brisbane Times,
By Holly Burns April 29, 2024 — 5.00am Scientists have long known that a little dirt can be good for you.
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A Little Bit of Dirt Is Good for You
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Scientists have long known that a little dirt can be good for you. Research has suggested that people who grow up on farms, for…
Article Could We Develop Vaccines for Depression and Anxiety? Could the same technology that trains the immune system against pathogens also be used as a preventative for depression and anxiety?
Technology Networks,
In response to the pandemic, scientists around the world developed COVID-19 vaccines in record-time, saving millions of lives.
How mud boosts your immune system
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How mud boosts your immune system (Image credit: Getty Images) Children love getting dirty.
Why muddy puddles are actually good for children
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Why muddy puddles are actually good for children (Image credit: Getty Images) Children love getting dirty.
Dirty Hands, Clean Minds?
Medium US,
The science of soil microbes, neurotransmitters, and happiness. 2 hours ago · 6 min read When I was in college, I was a weekly…
После кори и свинки меньше инфарктов и инсультов — и это повод усилить прививки
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В январе 2020 года сразу группа антивакцинаторских интернет-ресурсов — включая Facebook и VK-сообщества — стала усиленно продвига…
10 Tips to Live Better With Psoriatic Arthritis
Everyday Health,
David Jacobson was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis at age 22. He describes what followed as a journey of resilience from…
Petting your dog for just 15 minutes can lower blood pressure by 10%, new research shows
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The petting motion makes the body release feel good hormones like serotonin and oxytocin Owning a pet can be good for your…
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Espacios verdes y planificación urbana: ¿cómo afectan a la salud mental?
Paperblog,
Distintas investigaciones que compartimos con ustedes nos han enseñado que estar en contacto con la naturaleza puede mejorar la…
Wer auf dem Land aufwächst, ist im Vorteil
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Bessere Luft, mehr Natur: Wer auf dem Land aufwächst, profitiert in vielerlei Hinsicht.
More Evidence Suggests Exposure To Germs Can Build Healthy Immune Systems In Kids
Billings Gazette,
If you live by the philosophy that never hurt anybody, science has. Researchers at the University of Ulm in Germany and the…
Get a Pet, Move to the Country: You’ll Be Healthier
Healthline ,
City-dwelling kids attend art exhibits and visit museums. They swing through the urban jungle on their way to corner groceries.
Kindheit auf dem Land knnte Immunsystem und psychische Resilienz...
Deutsches Ärzteblatt,
Medizin Montag, 7. Mai 2018 /Boggy, stockadobecom Ulm Eine Kindheit auf dem Land mit viel Kontakt zu Tieren knnte das…
„Alte Freunde“: Bakterien helfen Landbewohnern beim Stress abbauen
LaborPraxis,
Was macht das Landleben eigentlich so gesund? Die dörfliche Ruhe, die frische Luft oder die intakte Nachbarschaft?
Growing up with with exposure to pets, dust may boost mental health
Sign of the Times,
Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria-laden dust, grow up to have more stress-resilient…
Childhood Pets May Make People Mentally Healthier
MSN,
People who grew up on a farm with pets may be less likely to develop depression or other psychiatric illnesses later in life…
Growing up with pets and outside of cities may make people mentally healthier
Newsweek,
People who grew up on a farm with pets may be less likely to develop depression or other psychiatric illnesses later in life…
Stress test study: City slickers vs. country boys
The Columbian,
A A New research offers evidence for a claim made regularly by country music singers: Growing up with a little dirt under his…
Melissa Healy: Pets help take the heat out of stress
The Gulf Today,
New research offers evidence for a claim made regularly by country music singers: Growing up with a little dirt under his nails…
Pet-free upbringing raises mental illness risk
Millenium Post,
Children raised without pets in an urban setting are more vulnerable to mental illness than those raised in a rural environment…
The two key health benefits of growing up on a farm, according to a new study
BT News,
It’s all to do with hygiene hypothesis. Children who grow up on farms surrounded by animals and germs have better immune systems…
News story from The Evening Telegraph on Wednesday 02 May 2018
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Evening Express,
The two key health benefits of growing up on a farm, according to a new study
Irish Examiner,
Children who grow up on farms surrounded by animals and germs have better immune systems, a small study suggests.
The two key health benefits of growing up on a farm, according to a new study
Yahoo! News,
Children who grow up on farms surrounded by animals and germs have better immune systems, a small study suggests.
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Growing up with animals makes you less stressed as an adult
Medical News Today,
A rural upbringing with lots of contact with animals might ensure immune system and mental resilience to stress more…
Early contact with farm animals helps build immunity against stress
Informationsdienst Wissenschaft,
12:13 What is it exactly that makes country life so healthy? Is it the peace and quiet, the fresh air or the intact…
City Upbringing, Without Pets, Boosts Vulnerability to Mental Illness
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Medicine, Health Care City Upbringing, Without Pets, Boosts… Published: April 30, 2018.
Los inesperados beneficios de tener mascotas en la gran ciudad
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Investigadores aportan nuevos argumentos sobre los efectos beneficiosos de tener animales domésticos en nuestros apartamentos…
„Stressfresser“ aus dem Kuhstall - Landbewohner mit Nutzierkontakt können Stress besser bewältigen
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09:31 Was macht das Landleben eigentlich so gesund? Die dörfliche Ruhe, die frische Luft oder die intakte Nachbarschaft?
Why Having a Pet is Good for Your Mental Health
Medindia,
People raised in cities without pets are more vulnerable to mental illness, stated study.
Pet-free city upbringing raises mental illness risk: Study
New Kerala,
(11 seconds ago) IANS New York, May 1 : Children raised without pets in an urban setting are more vulnerable to mental illness…
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News story from Gizmodo Australia on Tuesday 01 May 2018
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Kids with Pets, Rural Upbringing Become Stress-Resilient Adults
Newswise,
Return to Article List New research suggests the 'hygiene hypothesis' applies to mental health too Article ID: 693843 Released…
Pet-free city upbringing raises mental illness risk: Study
The Siasat Daily,
New York: Children raised without pets in an urban setting are more vulnerable to mental illness than those raised in a rural…
Does exposure to animals during childhood buffer the body’s response to stress as adults?
The Eagle,
New research offers evidence for a claim made regularly by country music singers: Growing up with a little dirt under his nails…
Does exposure to animals during childhood buffer the body’s response to stress as adults?
Herald Mail Media,
New research offers evidence for a claim made regularly by country music singers: Growing up with a little dirt under his nails…
Pet-free city upbringing raises mental illness risk: Study
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Representational Picture Children raised without pets in an urban setting are more vulnerable to mental illness than those…
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Pet-free city upbringing raises mental illness risk: Study
The Indian Express,
By: IANS | New York | Published: May 1, 2018 6:05:39 pm The research also suggests that raising kids around pets might be good…
Pet-free city upbringing raises mental illness risk: Study
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Photo Credit: Pexel.com IANS New York, May 1 (IANS) Children raised without pets in an urban setting are more vulnerable to…
Pet-free city upbringing raises mental illness risk: Study
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New York, May 1 (IANS) Children raised without pets in an urban setting are more vulnerable to mental illness than those raised…
Pet-free city upbringing raises mental illness risk: Study
Business Standard,
Children raised without pets in an urban setting are more vulnerable to Mental Illnessthan those raised in a rural environment…
Pet-free city upbringing raises mental illness risk: Study
CanIndia,
New York, May 1 (IANS) Children raised without pets in an urban setting are more vulnerable to mental illness than those raised…
Time to move to the hills! Growing up in cities may increase risk of mental illnesses
Times of India,
WASHINGTON: Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria, grow up to have more stress-resilient…
Here’s what the city life is doing to your child’s mental health
The Hindustan Times,
Are you often conflicted between raising children in a city versus a quieter place? Children raised in a rural environment…
News story from Los Angeles Times on Tuesday 01 May 2018
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News story from Los Angeles Times on Tuesday 01 May 2018
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Домашние животные помогают поддерживать психическое здоровье – исследование
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Домашние животные помогают поддерживать психическое здоровье и бороться с депрессией.
City upbringing may increase mental illness risk: study
The Asian Age,
Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria, grow up to have more stress-resilient immune systems.
City upbringing may increase mental illness risk: Study
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Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria, grow up to have more stress-resilient immune…
Study finds city upbringing may increase mental illness risk in children
Deccan Chronicle,
Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria, grow up to have more stress-resilient immune…
Does exposure to animals during childhood buffer the body's response to stress as adults?
The Sacramento Bee,
New research offers evidence for a claim made regularly by country music singers: Growing up with a little dirt under his nails…
City upbringing may increase mental illness risk: study
Business Standard,
Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria, grow up to have more stress-resilient immune…
News story from Wired.co.uk on Tuesday 01 May 2018
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Pets Have Unexpected Mental Health Effects in Clever Immunity Study
Inverse,
B eing around animals feels good. From pups to kittens, to horses and pigs, the mental health benefits of being around furry…
City Upbringing, Without Pets, Boosts Vulnerability to Mental Illness
Science Newsline,
Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria-laden dust, grow up to have more stress-resilient…
News story from Gizmodo on Monday 30 April 2018
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City upbringing, without pets, boosts vulnerability to mental illness: 'Hygiene hypothesis' likely applies to psychiatric disorders too
Science Daily,
Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria-laden dust, grow up to have more stress-resilient…
News story from Daily Mail on Monday 30 April 2018
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„Entspanntes“ Immunsystem dank Kuh und Co - wissenschaft.de
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Ist es nur die frische Luft und die dörfliche Idylle? Forscher haben neue Einblicke darin gewonnen, warum eine Kindheit auf dem…
City upbringing, without pets, boosts vulnerability to mental illness
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Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria-laden dust, grow up to have more stress-resilient…
City upbringing, without pets, boosts vulnerability to mental illness
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Children raised in a rural environment, surrounded by animals and bacteria-laden dust, grow up to have more stress-resilient…