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Is your coffee habit setting you up for dementia later in life?Kyle Schnitzer

New research published found that people who drink six or more cups of coffee a day have a 53% increased risk of developing dementia and a higher risk of stroke. Read More

Job Search

Everything you need to know about becoming an auditor Kattie Thorndyke

What exactly does an auditor do? Do auditors make good money? Is it a hard job? This is everything you need to know about becoming one. Read More

Advice

5 subtle signs your boss doesn’t like you (and what to do about it)Anouare Abdou

Do you think your boss may dislike you? These are the 5 subtle signs to watch out for — and what to do about it, if you think it’s true. Read More

Personal Finance

Are you part of the middle class? This calculator can tell you Pat Cortland

Using annual incomes and the cost of living around the country as barometers, the experts at the Pew Research Center have concluded that 52% of Americans qualify as middle class—but that portion can vary widely depending where you live. Read More

The Future of Work

Which language does every country want to learn?Neomam Editors

Language learning boomed. Armed with a language-learning app and their favorite foreign-language Netflix show, the furloughed of the world became autodidacts. Read More

Health

The world’s best and worst towns and cities for clean air Neomam Editors

Clean air is important. But which American towns have the worst and best air quality? The report and findings are here — read it now. Read More

Health

Dementia in people age 30-64 is more common than we ever imagined Kyle Schnitzer

The symptoms of dementia are often mistaken as manifestations of depression and anxiety. Read More

Health

Scientists may have found a solution for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease Kyle Schnitzer

Scientists in Russia claim they have developed a chemical compound that can stop the degeneration of neurons in severe brain pathologies … Read More

Health

Harvard scientists say adopting these 5 habits in middle-age can add years to your life Jennifer Fabiano

In a new study, researchers at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health expanded on the 2018 study that established five habits in middle health that can boost life expectancy. Read More

Health

New “iAge” clock can predict your risk for disease and early death Danielle Page

By taking a look at the strength of your immune system, it can determine your longevity. Read More

Health

6 unusual signs you may have heart disease Adam Taylor

In the West, where one in four people die of cardiovascular disease, the importance of keeping the heart in good working order is hard to overstate. Read More

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