1 In a new pilot study that features in the journal Translational Psychiatry, an international team of researchers looked at metabolites as a potential tool to predict the risk of recurrence.复发
2 Out of 612 potential metabolites, they found 399 in the blood plasma血浆；血清 of both males and females.
3 The research did not include anyone who was not in stable remission,缓解期，减轻期 had alcohol or drug use disorder, or had a secondary illness, such as anxiety, severe personality disorder, or symptoms of psychosis精神病 or bipolar disorder.躁郁症
4 In 2019, the World Health Organization (WHO) added burnout — defined as a syndrome resulting from chronic workplace stress — to its official compendium纲要；概略 of diseases as an occupational phenomenon.
5 Workers in Japan, where workplace culture frequently dictates命令；指示 that employees work brutally残忍地；野蛮地 long hours, are certainly not immune to occupational stress.
6 This study’s results line up with与…对齐 numerous previous studies that have touted被吹捧的 the benefits of walking in forests and green spaces.
7 In a new animal study, scientists have explored the effects a combination of diet and exposure to the chemical benzophenone-3 (BP-3) has on mammary 乳腺的gland腺体 tumors.肿瘤；肿块
8 The study, published in the journal Oncotarget, lays the ground for further research to confirm the findings and to explore the extent to which they are likely to be reproducible可再生的；可繁殖的 in humans.
9 The first group was fed a low fat diet; the second group was fed a diet high in fat; and the third group received a diet high in fat during puberty青春期 and then low in fat after.
10 They were surprised to discover that the gut microbiota小型生物群—the community of microorganisms微生物 living in our intestines肠道; 内脏;—was more strongly associated with a person’s risk of certain illnesses than their genetics
11 In particular, people who ate a diverse diet that was rich in healthful plant-based foods and healthful animal-based foods, such as oily fish, had high levels of health-promoting, “good” microbes细菌 微生物 in their gut.
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