Office for Disparities Research and Workforce Diversity Webinar Series: Mechanisms of Risk and Resilience for Mental Health in Individuals of Mexican Origin

By Admin 17/09/2024

NIMH News Feed In this webinar, presenters will discuss risk factors that Mexican-origin individuals may face, including discrimination and acculturation stress. They will also discuss research that examines how factors such as familism, ethnic pride, and temperament can help promote resilience among people of Mexican origin. Go to Source 17/09/2024 – 20:02 /National Institute of […]Continue reading

Can Empathy Heal Democracy?

By Admin 27/04/2024

Psychology Today: The Latest By listening with empathy, we risk changing our minds and our hearts. This is empathy’s greatest danger and its most powerful strength. Go to Source 27/04/2024 – 00:03 /Riana Betzler Ph.D. Twitter: @hoffeldtcom

The High Rate of Dependence Among Medical Cannabis Users

By Admin 27/03/2024

Psychology Today: The Latest New studies show the risk of Cannabis Use Disorder is the same for medicinal and recreational cannabis users. How would the brain know the difference? Go to Source 27/03/2024 – 03:03 /Timmen L. Cermak MD Twitter: @hoffeldtcom

MIT-derived algorithm helps forecast the frequency of extreme weather

By Admin 26/03/2024

MIT News – Artificial intelligence To assess a community’s risk of extreme weather, policymakers rely first on global climate models that can be run decades, and even centuries, forward in time, but only at a coarse resolution. These models might be used to gauge, for instance, future climate conditions for the northeastern U.S., but not […]Continue reading

Academic warns of HR systems that amass “talent clones”

By Admin 25/03/2024

HR Daily Employers that let vendors be the primary decision-makers when it comes to talent risk amassing “talent clones” instead of identifying a “kaleidoscope of talent”, an academic says. In her new book Rethinking Talent Decisions, University of Wollongong School of Business academic Dr Sharna Wiblen says the former question of *which* HR or talent […]Continue reading

Saving Lives Through the Science of Suicide Prevention

By Admin 13/11/2023

NIMH News Feed Evidence-based efforts to improve suicide risk screening, assessment, and intervention are helping to save lives, thanks to research supported by NIMH. Go to Source 13/11/2023 – 18:02 /National Institute of Mental Health Twitter: @hoffeldtcom

People may suffer ‘long colds’ more than four weeks after infection, study shows

By Admin 06/10/2023

Coronavirus | The Guardian Results in the Lancet’s EClinicalMedicine journal found a ‘similar risk’ of long-term symptoms as those with CovidScientists say they have found evidence that people may experience “long colds”, acute respiratory infections with long-term symptoms.Some of the most common symptoms include coughing, stomach pain, and diarrhoea more than four weeks after the […]Continue reading

Disability groups hit out at move to drop Queensland Health vaccine mandate

By Admin 01/09/2023

Coronavirus | The Guardian ‘Come and live in somebody’s shoes who is at high risk of serious complications from the flu or Covid,’ disability advocate saysGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastPeople with disability are more likely to feel unsafe in Queensland health institutions and may even avoid them […]Continue reading

Cognitive decline accelerates after heart attack

By Admin 03/06/2023

PsycPORT™: Psychology Newswire Having a heart attack may put you at risk of accelerated cognitive decline in later years, above and beyond what is considered appropriate for the aging mind. Go to Source 03/06/2023 – 12:03 / Twitter: @hoffeldtcom

Why Denmark is an unlikely target for election interference

By Admin 07/10/2022

The Local Denmark’s two security intelligence services, FE and PET, have issued an assessment of the risk of foreign attempts to manipulate the upcoming election. Go to Source October 7, 2022 – 3:09 pm / Twitter: @hoffeldtcom