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How RFK Jr. Exploited a Bogus Study Linking Vaccines to Chronic Illness - Vimarsana News

How RFK Jr. Exploited a Bogus Study Linking Vaccines to Chronic Illness

Here's a detailed look into the evolution of a popular anti-vaccine talking point.

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Nintendo Switch's Stealthy Updates - Power Up Gaming - Vimarsana News

Nintendo Switch's Stealthy Updates - Power Up Gaming

In the world of gaming, Nintendo has always prioritized creating a safe and enjoyable experience for players of all ages.

QU student's study highlights need for collaboration to meet needs of autistic individuals, families - Vimarsana News

QU student's study highlights need for collaboration to meet needs of autistic individuals, families

QU student's study highlights need for collaboration to meet needs of autistic individuals, families

Rising Social and Existential Uncertainty Linked to Mental Distress - Vimarsana News

Rising Social and Existential Uncertainty Linked to Mental Distress

A review of the research literature finds a positive association between uncertainty and mental distress such as depression and anxiety.

"Vicarious praise and pain: parental neural responses to social feedbac" by Lisanne A.E.M. van Houtum, Mirjam C.M. Wever et al. - Vimarsana News

"Vicarious praise and pain: parental neural responses to social feedbac" by Lisanne A.E.M. van Houtum, Mirjam C.M. Wever et al.

Abstract Social feedback, such as praise or critique, profoundly impacts our mood and social interactions. It is unknown, however, how parents experience praise and critique about their child and whether their mood and neural responses to such 'vicarious' social feedback are modulated by parents' perceptions of their child. Parents (n = 60) received positive, intermediate and negative feedback words (i.e. personality characteristics) about their adolescent child during a magnetic resonance imaging scan. After each word, parents indicated their mood. After positive feedback their mood impr...

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