AI & Machine Learning

Scientists Claim That Three Minutes With a "Donkey or Small Horse" Can Save Teenagers From Depression

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A recent study published in Science Reports found that just three minutes of interaction with rescued donkeys or miniature horses significantly reduced feelings of anxiety, sadness, and loneliness in teenagers. This research highlights the potential of animal-assisted interventions to rapidly improve mood, which is relevant to those exploring non-traditional approaches to mental wellness and the impact of human-animal interaction. Future work might investigate the neurological mechanisms underlying this effect and explore how similar principles could be applied in other therapeutic settings.

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