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Why everyday stress could be the key to a healthy old age Research indicates that low-level stress from moderate exercise or work can enhance our cognitive and physical abilities in later life
Few words in the English language conjure up more negative emotions than stress. The mere mention of those six letters might elicit mental images of looming work deadlines, unpaid bills, the pressure of exams or tense family Christmases, to list just a few scenarios.
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WorkWork � |  | WorkHonduran environmental defenders shot dead in broad daylight Phoenix said: “Xiomara Castro came into government promising to protect human rights defenders. The imposition of extractive projects on communities without their consent is one of the root causes of attacks against defenders in Central America, but where there is political will, governments can address it. The Honduran government must do more.” Work � |  | WorkWorkChinese claims breakthrough in advanced quantum computing technology, experts raise doubts A team of Chinese researchers have claimed a breakthrough to solve vulnerabilities of mainstream encryption mechanisms. They have claimed that their new, quantum code-breaking algorithm could reduce the scale of a practical quantum computer. The claim has been met with doubts from researchers in the United States.The team, led by Professor Long Guilu of Tsinghua University, claimed in a yet-to-be-published paper that its new algorithm could reduce the scale of a practical quantum computer to 372 qubits, reported South China Morning Post. � |  | WorkWork � |  | WorkWork � |  | WorkWorkObamacare Is Everywhere in the Unlikeliest of Places: Miami Ms. Hernández, who voted for Mr. Obama in 2008 but later registered as a Republican, lamented that Congress had not updated the Affordable Care Act to make more people permanently eligible for subsidies to help cover their insurance premiums. (Subsidies were temporarily expanded through the American Rescue Plan and the Inflation Reduction Act, and are in effect through 2025 — a major reason for the recent enrollment bumps.) But she was pleased, she said, that Republican lawmakers had stopped trying to repeal the law. WorkWorkWorkWorkFacebook Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know. WorkWorkU.S. and Japan Say They Will Strengthen Military Cooperation Yoshimasa Hayashi, Japan’s foreign minister, said on Wednesday that the American and Japanese governments had reaffirmed all aspects of the U.S. defense commitment to Japan, including the U.S. nuclear umbrella that is intended to act as a deterrent. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkMark Frerichs on what his freedom means after being held hostage in Afghanistan for years Monday, we brought you the story of Mark Frerichs, a 60-year-old American contractor from Lombard, Illinois, who was kidnapped and held in Afghanistan for 32 months. U.S. officials believe he was held by the Taliban-allied Haqqani group. Frerichs was freed in September 2022. In the second part of his first TV interview, he joins Amna Nawaz to discuss his captivity and release. WorkWorkWorkWorkThe Moment the Brazil Rioters Broke Through: Exclusive Video The actions of security officials and police officers are expected to remain a central focus of investigators in the months ahead. Brazil’s Senate plans to begin a congressional investigation next month. On Wednesday, 60 U.S. and Brazilian members of Congress released a joint statement, condemning extremism in both countries that led to attacks on their capitols. WorkWorkWorkWork50 Over 50: Asia 2023 Introducing 50 women over age 50 from Asia-Pacific who are reaching new heights in their industries and inspiring the regions next generation. WorkHouse Passes Bill That Could Subject Some Abortion Doctors to Prosecution “They know that a 20-week ban, as any other ban, is untenable,” said Angela Vasquez-Giroux, vice president of communications and research for NARAL Pro-Choice America. “They’re hoping to get some small win here. It really is about restoring some faith in the party from the extremist anti-choice organizations who have been demanding more regulations. It shows who is pulling the strings.” WorkWorkU.S. Supreme Court lets New York enforce new gun restrictions The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed New York to enforce a Democratic-backed gun control law adopted after the justices last year struck down the state's limits on carrying concealed handguns outside the home in a landmark ruling that expanded gun rights. WorkWorkPope Francis pays tribute to controversial cardinal George Pell Chad Pecknold, an associate professor at the Catholic University of America, said: “I am very sorry to hear of the sudden death of Cardinal Pell, who was so unjustly vilified in hatred of the faith, who suffered in union with Christ and who was also vindicated by a unanimous court – surely a martyr in the ancient sense, a witness.” |
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