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Happy and Healthy Within the Family Structure

https://www.mpg.de/22344277/happy-and-healthy-within-the-family-structure

Our well-being depends heavily on the family constellations in which we live, especially our position in the generational structure. Studies show that family relationships play a key role in health and well-being throughout the life course, especially in old age. The new study by Bettina Hünteler and Karsten Hank shows that these effects are complex and that multiple role transitions within a family system are crucial. People with a small “kinship reservoir” are more likely to suffer from physical impairments, while people in three-generation families are less likely to suffer from depression and physical impairments.
published on June 26, 2024, in the newsletter Demografische Forschung aus Erster Hand

Happy and Healthy Within the Family Structure

https://www.mpg.de/22344277/happy-and-healthy-within-the-family-structure?c=24555877

Our well-being depends heavily on the family constellations in which we live, especially our position in the generational structure. Studies show that family relationships play a key role in health and well-being throughout the life course, especially in old age. The new study by Bettina Hünteler and Karsten Hank shows that these effects are complex and that multiple role transitions within a family system are crucial. People with a small “kinship reservoir” are more likely to suffer from physical impairments, while people in three-generation families are less likely to suffer from depression and physical impairments.
published on June 26, 2024, in the newsletter Demografische Forschung aus Erster Hand

Solar cycle 25 has begun

https://www.mpg.de/15378555/0915-aero-061986-solar-cycle-25-has-begun

In the past one and a half years, the Sun has been rather dull: hardly a sunspot covered its surface, hardly a solar flare hurled radiation and particles into space. As observational data now show, for the last nine months solar activity has been slowly picking up again. Already in December 2019, our star passed its activity minimum, an event which occurs approximately every eleven years. This confirms predictions made by the Solar Cycle 25 Prediction Panel, an international panel of experts organized by NASA and NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), in March last year. The panel, whose members include Dr. Robert Cameron from the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research (MPS) in Germany, expects the Sun to be as tame in the now beginning solar cycle 25 as it has been in the previous eleven years.
For predictions of solar activity, it is crucial, on the one hand, to observe precisely