Lower-income individuals show greater physiological attunement in social interactions People from lower socioeconomic backgrounds may be more tuned in to others during social encounters, even with strangers from different economic classes. According to a new study published in Psychological...

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The Burden of Infectious Diseases The Burden of Infectious Diseases

Explore a special collection of articles examining the diverse impact of #InfectiousDiseases on population health, healthcare services, and society. Gain insights on disease burden, social/economic consequences, and healthcare system challenges ⬇️

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Study Finds a Potential Downside to Vigorous Exercise That We Didn't Know About Too much of a good thing?

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Weight Gain Might Be Linked to 'Lifestyle Instability', Not Just Calories Celebrating can be precarious.

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Chris Dye at #ESCAIDE2024: 'If prevention is better than cure, then why do we invest so little in good health and so willing to invest in cure?'
T. Adam’s 1814 words echo today: 'Hell is truth seen too late.' It's time to realign the incentives and act before it’s too late. 🌍 #PublicHealthInsights