Psychology Today: The Latest Those with a history of people-pleasing behavior often have shaky boundaries where they ignore or downplay their own needs in order to put others’ needs ahead of their own. Go to Source 14/08/2024 – 07:34 /Annie Tanasugarn Ph.D., CCTSA Twitter: @hoffeldtcom
Coronavirus | The Guardian Pharmacy to offer Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine to those not eligible for NHS booster shot from next weekBoots is to offer Covid vaccinations for almost £100 a shot, making it the latest provider to sell the jabs to those not eligible for a booster through the NHS.The company has confirmed it will offer […]Continue reading
MIT News – Artificial intelligence Large language models, such as those that power popular artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT, are incredibly complex. Even though these models are being used as tools in many areas, such as customer support, code generation, and language translation, scientists still don’t fully grasp how they work. In an effort to […]Continue reading
AWS Machine Learning Blog Many customers, including those in creative advertising, media and entertainment, ecommerce, and fashion, often need to change the background in a large number of images. Typically, this involves manually editing each image with photo software. This can take a lot of effort, especially for large batches of images. However, Amazon Bedrock […]Continue reading
Coronavirus | The Guardian Study finds biological changes may explain why those with lasting symptoms feel muscle pain and fatigue for weeks after working outPeople with long Covid who feel tired, unwell and in pain for lengthy periods after exercise should avoid intense workouts, researchers have said.Long Covid is thought to affect tens of thousands […]Continue reading
Coronavirus | The Guardian First comparative research of its kind finds those with lots of social interaction and supportive family coped betterSecondary school pupils in the UK experienced significantly higher rates of depression, social, emotional and behavioural difficulties, and overall worse mental wellbeing during the Covid pandemic, research shows.Cases of depression among secondary school pupils […]Continue reading
Coronavirus | The Guardian Half of youngsters from all economic backgrounds affected and especially those whose parents’ jobs were hit, says Institute for Fiscal StudiesHalf of all children suffered a setback to their emotional and social development during the first year of the pandemic, with younger siblings more likely to have been negatively affected than […]Continue reading
Coronavirus | The Guardian Thinktank challenges view that those taking early retirement under Covid were relatively well offHalf of older adults who left the UK workforce amid mass redundancies in the first year of the Covid pandemic ended up falling into relative poverty, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).Britain’s foremost economics thinktank said […]Continue reading
Coronavirus | The Guardian Research suggests those aged 18 to 24 have been deeply affected by pandemic and then cost of living and healthcare crisesYoung adults are bearing the brunt of a “growing mental health crisis” in England, according to researchers who warn that levels of severe distress have risen steadily in adults since the […]Continue reading
Coronavirus | The Guardian Worst affected were those in northern England from minority ethnic backgrounds, inquiry toldPoor people were hit hardest by Covid – and poor people living in the north of England were hit hardest of all – because of government cuts to health services in the years leading up to the pandemic, experts […]Continue reading
