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Why studying bees can teach us about human loneliness | Sarah Kocher | TEDxNewEngland
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-19 17:00
[Music] Did you know that strong social bonds can be as good for your health as quitting smoking. Or that connecting with someone, even briefly in a checkout line, can help to improve overall happiness. There are reward centers in our brain that get a little boost whenever we give to charities or we help someone in distress.Social connections hugely benefit our health. But there can also be costs when we lose these connections. Loneliness can increase a person's risk of death by 26% in any given year.We all ...
THE DANGERS OF NOT HAVING YOUR PERIOD...
The Diary Of A CEO· 2025-10-16 19:00
Women's Health & Funding - Less than 1% of funding is spent on women over 40 [3] - Women live 20% more of their lives with chronic disease or mental health disorders [3] - 50% of patients with unexplained infertility have endometriosis [3] - It takes women 7 to 10 years to get an endometriosis diagnosis after symptoms start [3] Menstrual Cycle & Health - Irregular menstrual cycles should be a cause for concern [1] - Lack of a period is harmful to long-term health, brain health, mental health, low energy, mood, and libido [1] Women's Health Discussions & Education - There is a lack of public discussion and education regarding women's health issues [2][3][4] - Patients often normalize pain, delaying diagnosis and treatment [4]
Stress, Memory, and Why You Can’t Find Your Keys | Adil Mukhi | TEDxMcfarren Boulevard Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 16:40
Um, we'll be giving you off to the next person. We'll be talking about uh stress, memory, and why you can't find your keys. Give it up for Adel.[Applause] >> What would you think if I told you that every exam you take might actually be making your memory worse. Just think about that for a second. Not just your mood, not just your anxiety, but your actual ability to remember.Sounds like an excuse I made up in grade nine, right. But it's true. And there is a whole science behind this.Today, I'm going to walk ...
Rewiring Your Brain to Overcome Fear | Dr. Jalpesh Mehta | TEDxStXaviersCollegeKolkata
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-08 14:37
[Music] Good morning ladies and gentlemen. I'm going to talk about how to rewire your brain to overcome your fears. Fear is a very natural human being.All of us have some kind of fears. Some fears which we are aware of and some fears which are unknown. There's no person on this planet who can claim that he doesn't have any kind of fears.Only the magnitude or the feeling could be found. If you broadly look at what kind of fears surround us, one is the fear of rejection. Getting rejected in interview or also ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-11 10:20
In trying to diagnose mental-health problems, clinicians routinely evaluate their patients for psychological, social and lifestyle factors. But hormones are rarely scrutinised https://t.co/7XeFJP1mrH ...
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The Economist· 2025-07-10 17:00
Mental Health Treatment - New mental illness treatments deserve recognition [1] - Overcoming the negative perception of hormones is crucial for maximizing the benefits of these treatments [1]
Perturbateurs endocriniens : une menace silencieuse pour notre santé | Elie KABRE | TEDxOuagadougou
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-01 15:19
Endocrine Disruptors Overview - Endocrine disruptors are molecules capable of disrupting the hormonal system [8] - Hormones are chemical substances produced by glands that act as keys interacting with specific receptors [8][9] - These disruptors can interfere with hormone effects, leading to various health risks [11] Health Risks Associated with Endocrine Disruptors - Potential health risks include hypertension, cancers (prostate, testicles, breast, ovaries), masculinization in women, and feminization in men [12][13] - Sperm count has decreased by half from 1978 to 2020 [13] - Endocrine disruptors can affect puberty, potentially causing precocious puberty in young girls [14] Sources and Presence of Endocrine Disruptors - Common sources include bisphenol, phthalates in plastics, parabens, heavy metals, preservatives (BHA, BHT), and pesticides [18] - Found in medications, plastic packaging, canned goods, paints, and cosmetics [18][19] - Present in food items like corn, rice, dried/smoked fish, and fresh tomatoes, as shown by studies in Burkina Faso [21] Mitigation Strategies - Reduce exposure by being cautious with street medications and natural aphrodisiacs [23] - Pay attention to pesticides in food and choose cosmetics carefully [23][24] - Be mindful of plastic packaging and food additives [24] - Adopt new behaviors and pass them on to children [25] Other Disruptors - Alcohol, excess sugar and fat, mycotoxins, shisha, and cigarettes (containing approximately 280 different molecules in their smoke) are also disruptors [25]