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'La hija única': exploring motherhood from every angle - Vimarsana News

'La hija única': exploring motherhood from every angle

In her latest novel, Mexican writer Guadalupe Nettel questions the concept of happy motherhood through the story of three different women.

Sense of purpose is linked to reduced risk of dementia - Vimarsana News

Sense of purpose is linked to reduced risk of dementia

11.04.2022 - Feeling a sense of purpose or meaning in life is associated with a lower risk of dementia years later, finds a new review of evidence led by UCL researchers.

UCL: Sense of purpose is linked to reduced risk of dementia - Vimarsana News

UCL: Sense of purpose is linked to reduced risk of dementia

The academics were looking at whether positive psychological constructs, which also included positive mood and optimism and found that purpose and meaning in life were the key factors consistently associated with reduced risk, they report in Ageing R

Women are more likely to blame themselves if they fail while men put their failures down to bad luck - Vimarsana News

Women are more likely to blame themselves if they fail while men put their failures down to bad luck

Researchers from the University of Paris have revealed that women are more likely to blame themselves if they fail, while men tend to put their failures down to bad luck.

Wordle: The best word to start the game, according to a language researcher - Vimarsana News

Wordle: The best word to start the game, according to a language researcher

If you've been on any social media platform in the past two weeks, you've probably seen a grid of green, yellow and black squares. This is the latest pandemic phenomenon called Wordle - a free online game that gives users a new word puzzle each day. It was created by Josh Wardle for his crossword-loving partner. As of January 10, the game has 2.7 million players.