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Is the News Ruining Your Life?
With all the recent news stories about escalating tensions here, strife there, and severe weather all over the place it’s no wonder that we are all a bit more on edge than normal. It is easy to get caught up in the various news cycles and to become fixated on what is going on globally. Keeping up with current events is one thing, but allowing current events to affect your life is another.
If you have found yourself feeling more anxious than usual, or like there is something bugging you that you cannot put your finger on, it may be that you are being affected by today’s many world issues. It is hard to avoid all the va...
Source: World of Psychology - September 23, 2017 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Kurt Smith, Psy.D., LMFT, LPCC, AFC Tags: Habits Happiness Minding the Media Self-Help Stress 24 hour news cycle anxiety civil unrest Devastation Environmental Catastrophes Hurricanes Natural Disasters News Media Protests sensationalization Worry Source Type: blogs
10 Quarantine Activities That Don ’ t Involve Watching the News
Captain’s Log. Day eight of quarantine. Work has been busy; I’m grateful for the technology we have to collaborate and continue business during this time. I have walked around the block seven times today. I wonder how many days in a row I can eat frozen jalapeno poppers for lunch before it needs to be addressed. All four cats in my Feline Foreign Language school have refused to make any progress learning French.
I refresh my Google search for coronavirus news for the 19th time today.
Virginia K-12 schools closed for the remainder of the school year. Olympics postponed. Three week lockdown in South Africa. More charts ...
Source: World of Psychology - April 3, 2020 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Psych Central Guest Author Tags: Mental Health America Publishers coronavirus COVID-19 News quarantine Source Type: blogs
Flight Medics, Nurses in NM Provide Crucial Rural Lifeline
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Source: JEMS Latest News - January 3, 2021 Category: Emergency Medicine Authors: JEMS Staff Tags: Coronavirus News News Feed Flight Medic New Mexico Source Type: news
Fox News found to be a major driving force behind global warming denial | Dana Nuccitelli
American consumers of conservative media like Fox News distrust climate scientists and don't believe the planet is warmingA new study published in the journal Public Understanding of Science (PDF available here) surveyed a nationally representative sample of over 1,000 Americans in 2008 and 2011 about their media consumption and beliefs about climate change. The results suggest that conservative media consumption (specifically Fox News and Rush Limbaugh) decreases viewer trust in scientists, which in turn decreases belief that global warming is happening. In contrast, consumption of non-conservative media (specifically ABC...
Source: Guardian Unlimited Science - August 8, 2013 Category: Science Authors: Dana Nuccitelli Tags: NBC theguardian.com Blogposts Rush Limbaugh New York Times Science and scepticism CBS ABC MSNBC Climate change Washington Post Fox News NPR Climate change scepticism CNN Environment Source Type: news
Reza Aslan on Zealot, Fox News and Richard Dawkins
The US academic – whose latest book, Zealot, was a bestseller even before his extraordinary Fox News interview went viral – talks about religion, his celebrity status and death threatsWhen a video goes viral online, you might expect it to feature a kitten dancing on a hippo, or Russell Brand telling an awards ceremony about breasts. Not a theologian putting a Fox News interviewer bang to rights on why he, a Muslim, had dared to write a book about Jesus. Yet a clip of Reza Aslan doing just that went viral last month, pushing his book to the top of bestseller lists."Just to be clear, this is not some attack on Chris...
Source: Guardian Unlimited Science - August 14, 2013 Category: Science Authors: Sophie Heawood Tags: Islam The Guardian United States History Culture World news Books Richard Dawkins Features Fox News Christianity Education Interviews Religion Religious studies and theology Science Source Type: news
This Week in Mentalists – The “I’m so OCD” Edition
Hello!
This is Bellsie from Obsessively Compulsively Yours here. This week is OCD Awareness Week – a chance to clear up some of the myths that still surround the illness. The term OCD is frequently misused in everyday language, and a recent street survey highlighted that 44% of people felt they had ‘OCD traits’, which clearly shows the lack of understanding that still exists about OCD, with people still confusing non-anxiety provoking traits for the illness.
I know that I’m preaching to the congregation here but in honour of OCD Week, I thought that we’d start with a quick round up of some of the OCD blogs that w...
Source: Dawn Willis sharing the News and Views of the Mentally Wealthy - October 20, 2013 Category: Mental Illness Authors: obsessivelycompulsivelyyours Tags: Mental Health, The News & Policies. Source Type: blogs
Increasing length of health news stories on local television may benefit public health
Previous research has shown that the most popular way Americans get their health news is by watching local television broadcasts. Now, researchers at the University of Missouri School of Journalism have found that while local television news is the most common source of health news for Americans, most health news stories on local news broadcasts are only 30 seconds or less in length...
Source: Health News from Medical News Today - October 23, 2013 Category: Consumer Health News Tags: Public Health Source Type: news
Fake news and fake science
In a recent editorial, the New York Times wrote about ‘the breakdown of a shared public reality built upon widely accepted facts’. As a scientist, I am appalled by the disdain for facts shown by many in this country, including the President-Elect. Unfortunately, science is not without its share of fake information.
The Times argues that at one time, nearly everyone had a unified source of news – the proverbial Walter Cronkite. Social media and the internet changed all that, allowing people to have their own sources of news, whether they be real or fake. The web developers in Macedonia who are paid $30,000 a ...
Source: virology blog - December 16, 2016 Category: Virology Authors: Vincent Racaniello Tags: Commentary fake news fake science scientific fraud vaccine viral virology virus viruses Walter Cronkite Source Type: blogs
Wounded Mass. Man Is First Veteran To Get Experimental Amputation
RAYNHAM (CBS) — A Raynham veteran is getting an experimental treatment that could have the brain talking to a new set of high-tech prosthetics.
The CBS Evening News aired a report Monday evening on Brandon Korona – the first veteran to undergo this procedure. Korona’s left leg was crushed by a land mine in Afghanistan four years ago, and he’s given up on trying to save it.
Brandon Korona (Image credit: CBS News)
“It was all rods, screws and some bone that didn’t grow back right… It looked like a leg, but it wasn’t a leg,” he told CBS News.
Doctors at Brigham and WomenR...
Source: WBZ-TV - Breaking News, Weather and Sports for Boston, Worcester and New Hampshire - May 30, 2017 Category: Consumer Health News Authors: Health – CBS Boston Tags: Health Local News Brigham & Women's Hospital Raynham Wounded Veterans Source Type: news
Podcast: We need to talk about … the power of positive news coverage
This episode of our regular podcast focuses on the impact of the modern news cycle on our health and wellbeing, and whether a greater focus on positive, hopeful, solution-based stories could help to mitigate thisWhat are the effects of negative news on our mental health and sense of empowerment? How does it effect our trust in the media? Why historically has negative news become so prevalent at the expense of positive, solutions-focused, constructive news and could a more balanced picture of the world lead to greater empowerment and individual actions to make things better?Joining the Guardian ’s Executive editor for mem...
Source: Guardian Unlimited Science - July 17, 2018 Category: Science Authors: Presented by Lee Glendinning, produced by Stuart Silver and featuring Mark Rice-Oxley, Dr Denise Baden, Giselle Green and Sean Dagan Wood Tags: Membership Mental health Psychology News Corporation Anxiety Depression Science Society Source Type: news
Podcast: why is positive news coverage so vital in today's world?
This episode of our regular podcast focuses on the impact of the modern news cycle on our health and wellbeing, and whether a greater focus on positive, hopeful, solution-based stories could help to mitigate thisWhat are the effects of negative news on our mental health and sense of empowerment? How does it effect our trust in the media? Why historically has negative news become so prevalent at the expense of positive, solutions-focused, constructive news and could a more balanced picture of the world lead to greater empowerment and individual actions to make things better?Joining the Guardian ’s Executive editor for mem...
Source: Guardian Unlimited Science - July 17, 2018 Category: Science Authors: Presented by Lee Glendinning, produced by Stuart Silver and featuring Mark Rice-Oxley, Dr Denise Baden, Giselle Green and Sean Dagan Wood Tags: Membership Mental health Psychology News Corporation Anxiety Depression Science Society Source Type: news
Mediterranean Diet Named Best Overall For 2019
By Sandee LaMotte, CNN
(CNN) — If you’re a fan of the Mediterranean diet, get ready to do a victory dance. For the first time, the Mediterranean diet has won the gold as 2019’s best overall diet in rankings announced Wednesday by US News and World Report.
The analysis of 41 eating plans also gave the Mediterranean diet the top spot in several subcategories: best diet for healthy eating, best plant-based diet, best diet for diabetes and easiest diet to follow.
The high accolades are not surprising, as numerous studies found the diet can reduce the risk for diabetes, high cholesterol, dementia, memory ...
Source: WBZ-TV - Breaking News, Weather and Sports for Boston, Worcester and New Hampshire - January 2, 2019 Category: Consumer Health News Authors: Health – CBS Boston Tags: Health News best diets CNN Source Type: news
Americans Anxious Over Current Events, But Most Rate Their Overall Mental Health as Good
Significant percentages of Americans report feeling anxious about current events at home and abroad —especially inflation, gun violence and the Russia-Ukraine war, according to an APA poll released today.The findings are from APA ’s Healthy Minds Monthly Poll, conducted by Morning Consult between May 27 and 29, 2022. The poll included a nationally representative sample of 2,210 adults.Nearly 8 in 10 Americans (79%) reported feeling very or somewhat anxious about inflation, while 68% reported anxiety about gun violence and 63% reported anxiety about the Russia-Ukraine War. Smaller but still sizeable percentages said the...
Source: Psychiatr News - June 15, 2022 Category: Psychiatry Tags: Americans anxiety APA poll gun violence mental health Morning Consult news cycle Rebecca Brendel Russia-Ukraine War Saul Levin summer Source Type: research
Updates. Good news, Great news, Not-so great news and other things
I'm not sure if it is the the facebookification of the world, the onset of the Age of Will who is now 2 1/2 , Ellie hitting her stride as a school-aged kid, some other factor or a combination of a bunch of these but we have been seriously negligent in updating this blog for a significant amount on time.So I will try to update all fronts here with the latest and greatest from Broganland.Ellie: Ellie is great. A happy soon-to-be seven year old, she goes to first grade every morning on the bus with her nurse/consigliere and loves first grade. Two different rounds of show-and-tell with her class have mad...
Source: The Short Gut News - March 29, 2013 Category: Other Conditions Source Type: blogs
