Tag: Insomnia
The study reveals insufficient dosage instructions for sleeping pills prescribed for the elderly
Almost all sleeping pills prescribed for the elderly are classified as risky, meaning they carry a significant risk of serious side effects. Correct dosing instructions are especially important for drugs that affect the central nervous system, which can have adverse effects, especially in older adults. The study revealed that doctors often give dosage instructions that…
Research reveals how lack of sleep can damage the brain
Research in mice reveals an important protein whose levels decrease with sleep deprivation, ultimately leading to nerve cell damage. The hippocampus, an area of the brain associated with memory and learning, is particularly sensitive to the effects of sleep deprivation. Previous studies have shown that sleep loss can damage the brain, but understanding the specific…
Reducing eco-anxiety is a critical step in achieving any climate action
We all have times when we feel anxious about our future; perhaps this is more acute for many people this summer, as we experience unprecedented wildfires and heat waves due to the warming climate. General anxiety intensifies climate or “eco”-anxiety. This can spur some people to climate action, while for others it can lead to…
Why makeup in Old Russia was a silent KILLER
Cheeks smeared with beet juice, huge black eyebrows and a kokoshnik – this image of the “Russian beauty” dominated Soviet fairytale movies. The image is both true and false, at the same time. The kokoshnik, a northern wedding headdress, became widespread only from the late 18th century in Moscow Russia, so the image of Russian…
Artificial intelligence systems make you sleepless? Sort out
The researchers conducted four trials in the United States, Taiwan, Indonesia and Malaysia. The findings were consistent across cultures. The study was published online in the Journal of Applied Psychology. In his previous career, he was a leading researcher Pok Man TangPhD, worked at an investment bank where he used artificial intelligence systems, which led…
Long-term sickness absence due to sleep disorders quadruples and affects middle-aged women the most
Researchers investigating the matter urge people to take this trend seriously, as lack of sleep is a clear health risk and can also negatively affect a person’s cognitive performance, making it both a public health and economic problem. Temporary sleep disorders are not considered a disease, but long-term problems can be diagnosed as sleep disorders.…
The growing popularity of CBD oil in Germany
In recent years, the popularity of Cannabidiol (CBD) oil has grown rapidly in Germany. It is now one of the most popular natural remedies for various health problems – from chronic pain to insomnia and anxiety. Studies suggest that CBD oil may be beneficial for those suffering from epilepsy or other neurological disorders, as well…
Patients with treatment-resistant depression are at higher risk of early death
Washington [US], Dec 15 (ANI): Patients with treatment-resistant depression have a 23 percent higher risk of dying than other depressed patients. They also have twice as much outpatient care and spend three times as many days in inpatient care. That’s according to a new study published in JAMA Psychiatry by researchers from Karolinska Institutet and…
Study suggests how MRI shows brain changes in patina after COVID virus
According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in five adults will develop long-term effects from COVID-19. Long-term neurological symptoms associated with the COVID virus include difficulty thinking or concentrating, headache, sleep disturbances, dizziness, tingling sensation, changes in smell or taste, and depression or anxiety. However, studies have shown that COVID-19…
Medical cannabis may be a better alternative to opioids for managing pain: Study
Washington [US]Sep 28 (ANI): A new study of thousands of patients has concluded that medical cannabis can be an important alternative to opioids for pain management. The research, published in the peer-reviewed journal Substance Use and Misuse, found that people reported having less pain and were able to function better physically and socially after using…
Study: Fatigue, headache, most common persistent symptoms months after COVID-19
Researchers at the Medical College of Georgia report their findings in the journal “Science Direct.” “Our results confirm the emerging evidence that there are chronic neuropsychiatric effects following COVID-19 infections,” they write. “There are many symptoms that we didn’t know what to do with in the early stages of the epidemic,” says Dr Elizabeth Rutkowski,…
The oldest Russian fitness club still in operation
Would you like to pump up your muscles with vintage exercise equipment? There is such a place in Russia. Anastasia Safronova At first glance, all these mechanisms look quite scary and more like instruments from a torture chamber. But that was exactly what the first exercise machines looked like more than a century ago. But…
‘Angel of Death’ suspect held in Randers
A middle-aged woman who is believed to be involved in a series of poisonings in a nursing home will remain in custody in Randers for another four weeks, it has been confirmed. It is presumed that the police intend to charge her with attempted manslaughter after a number of residents in the same ward at…
Benefits of CBD Gummies in Denmark
Where are the best CBD Gummies in Denmark? How about the best CBD Gummies in all of Europe? These are questions that are often asked and with good reason. The fun and tasty edible things are now the most popular way to enjoy hemp-derived CBD. The colorful edible things can often be a practical snack…
Planetary health, shrinking wild salmon stocks and the happiest country in the world: Finland in the World Press
The Snowchange team taught the villagers about the area, its wetland ecosystem and how best to take care of it. The Milky Way wetland was successfully regenerated, creating a safe haven for biodiversity and at the same time transforming the wetland over time from a carbon source to a carbon sink. Prior to the project,…
Nurses face sleep disorders due to work stress, schedules: Research
The study is published in the ‘Journal of Occupational & Environmental Medicine’. “Nurses are already threatened by higher levels of depression and inadequate sleep due to the stress of patient care and the nature of shift work. The pandemic appears to have exacerbated these problems at the expense of nurses’ well-being,” he said. Amy Witkoski…
How To Cope With A Seasonal Mood Disorder
Fortunately, there are a few old solutions to this situation that can effectively combat fatigue caused by darkness. Of course, every human being is an individual, and not all means are suitable for everyone. For some, exercise can help, while others can get energy from regular sleep rhythms. Some may spend dark time playing video…
Insomnia is more risky for very deadly brain neurism deficiencies
Washington [US]November 7 (ANI): A recent study found insomnia as the potential risk factor for a cerebral hemorrhage from a ruptured aneurysm along with more well-known risk factors for smoking and high blood pressure. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, an open journal of the American Heart Association. More…
Insomnia can be a risk factor for very deadly brain aneurysm rupture
Washington [US]November 3 (ANI): Insomnia may be a potential risk factor for a cerebral hemorrhage from a ruptured aneurysm along with more well-known risk factors for smoking and high blood pressure, according to new research. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, an open journal of the American Heart Association.…
Finland opened a Museum of Contemporary Emotions to assist in recovering from the Covid crisis
The Finnish government has announced the launch of a “Museum of Modern Emotions” to help people reflect on and recover from the Covid pandemic. "The Museum of Modern Emotions is designed to support citizens in recovering from a crisis and to record exceptional times in an exceptional way," project communication manager Päivi Tampere stated in…
Employers seek help to ensure that employees are well rested and happy
Finnish employers are increasingly offering employees easier access to personal problems that may otherwise affect their job performance. A person’s ability to function at home is reflected in his or her work life Mervi Lamminen, from wellness company Auntie Solutions. The company focuses on improving the lives of its employees by targeting areas that can…
COVID-19 leads to cognitive, behavioral problems in patients, the study presents
The study also found that one in five patients reported post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and 16 percent had depressive symptoms. The study in Italy involved testing neurocognitive abilities and performing MRI brain scans of patients two months after the onset of COVID-19 symptoms. More than 50 percent of patients had cognitive impairment; 16% had problems…
She died after vaccination – the family is demanding an investigation into the matter
The family of a woman who died 24 hours after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine wants to know if the vaccine is responsible for this death. The woman and her husband received a second dose of the vaccine this Wednesday. The widower was invited for a second injection on Wednesday. The invitation also came on the…
Study: One in five shift workers suffers from sleep disorders
About 20 percent of shift workers suffer from sleep disorders due to their work disorders, according to a new study by the University of Helsinki and the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health (TTL). The study found that people with sleep disorders recover more slowly on holidays, and up to half may be constantly tired in…
Earthquake Anxiety in Animals: How to Reduce Distress in Dogs
An Icelandic animal behavior expert yesterday urged dog owners to be aware of the anxiety that their pets may experience during an earthquake. Hanna Arnórsdóttir, a veterinarian at the Animal Hospital in Garðabær, said that dogs were more sensitive to seismic activity than humans, but of course they did not understand why their world was…
Move: The Hateful 8
The phases of the expat curve are a bit like the Beatles. Most experts agree that there are four, but some lists include six or seven. As a simple quarter, the basket can be boiled down to Preparation, Honeymoon, Culture Shock and Customization – then John Lennon (the founder), Ringo Starr (cheeky laugh touring around…
Yle survey: More than 70 top Finnish athletes report mental disorders
According to more than 70 top Finnish athletes, they suffered from mental health problems during their careers, according to an extensive study by Yle Sport. A total of 111 active and retired top athletes responded to a questionnaire sent to 344 individuals and team athletes who represented Finland at the Olympic and international events in…
