Researchers at Linkoping University in Sweden have examined how stress levels in dogs are influenced by lifestyle factors and by the people that the dogs live with. They determined stress levels over several months by measuring the concentration of a stress hormone, cortisol, in a few centimetres of hair from the dog and from its owner.
from Zee News :Zee News - Health http://bit.ly/2Ki13uS
via IFTTT
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
India reports first known case of MYSM1-related bone marrow failure syndrome in child
Doctors have treated what is believed to be India’s first known case of MYSM1-related bone marrow failure syndrome, a very rare inherited d...
-
Kidney decline doesn’t always knock loudly. For many living with diabetes, it slips in quietly, manifesting as fatigue, occasional nausea, o...
-
The deadly virus spreads from animals to humans through contact or contaminated food. It has triggered heightened airport screenings in seve...
No comments:
Post a Comment