PAWS FOR THOUGHT: A CONTROLLED STUDY INVESTIGATING THE BENEFITS OF INTERACTING WITH A HOUSE-TRAINED DOG ON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS MOOD AND ANXIETY

Paws for Thought: A Controlled Study Investigating the Benefits of Interacting with a House-Trained Dog on University Students Mood and Anxiety

University students have been found to have higher rates of psychological distress than that of the general population, which reportedly rises significantly upon starting university and does not return to pre-university levels throughout their time in university.It is therefore highly important to find ways to improve student health and well-being.

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The prophylactic anti-aging effect of aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) on oxidative stress-induced damage in the buccal mucosa of D-galactose-induced aged rats

Abstract Most living organisms experience time-dependent functional deterioration as they age.To combat aging, aspirin was proposed as an already well-studied drug.However, its antiaging effect is neither well studied nor understood.So, this study intended to assess the proposed antiaging effect of aspirin.Three groups of seven adult male albino ra

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Study on the Influence of Ventilation Speed on Smoke and Temperature Characteristics of Complex Underground Spaces

This study explores the intricate behaviors of smoke flow, temperature distribution, carbon monoxide (CO) levels, and visibility dynamics within complex underground spaces during fire incidents.A key revelation is the profound impact of ventilation speed, with the identification of a critical range between 2 and 3 m/s that consistently proves to be

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Study on the Influence of Ventilation Speed on Smoke and Temperature Characteristics of Complex Underground Spaces

This study explores the intricate behaviors of smoke flow, temperature distribution, carbon monoxide (CO) levels, and visibility dynamics within complex underground spaces during fire incidents.A key revelation is the profound impact of ventilation speed, with the identification of a critical range between 2 and 3 m/s that consistently proves to be

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