You’ve heard of stress eating, but can your stress make your spouse
put on weight? Researchers found that a partner's stress, and not your
own, predicted an increased waist size that’s associated with illnesses
like diabetes and heart disease. Wives were more likely to add weight
when husbands were stressed. Source Link
What’s
the downside to having your home appliances connected to the internet?
Researchers say they found a flaw in a popular WiFi LED blub that would
allow a hacker driving by your home to take over its connection and
spread a virus to other WiFi devices. A recent online attack that
hobbled some major websites was traced to WiFi-connected devices that
have no security protections. Source Link
Doctors
are being advised to look for symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder
in women who’ve had a pregnancy loss. A study found that nearly half of
women who had miscarried reported PTSD symptoms. New mothers are
screened for postpartum depression but there’s no similar check for
women after a miscarriage or tubal pregnancy. Source Link
