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This very enjoyable habit can lower your dementia risk for years to come Belle Shea

Are you concerned about your dementia risk? Don’t worry — this surprising habit can lower your risk and fill your time with joy. Read More

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5 things putting you at higher risk for COVID-19 Meredith Schneider

There are still many questions in the air — even with vaccinations — like what puts you at higher-risk for COVID-19. We tell you, here. Read More

Advice

Denying sadness, anxiety, and doubt are forms of “toxic positivity” that aren’t helping you Anouare Abdou

There is a fine line between positivity and toxic positivity. These are the 4 toxic habits that you should ditch, once and for all. Read More

Health

The foods you should (and shouldn’t eat) this summer Kyle Schnitzer

While you begin to plan what dish you’re making for your annual Memorial Day BBQ, it might be wise to consider what you should (and shouldn’t) be eating this summer. Read More

Health

19 activities super successful people do over long weekends Meredith Lepore

With the long weekend approaching, it is interesting to look at how super successful people spend their free time. Do they totally unplug from work or do they use this as a time to pursue more projects? Or do they just have six hour brunches? Here are the long weekend activities of several successful people. Read More

Job Search

Everything you need to know about becoming a COO Meredith Schneider

What is the role of a COO? Is a COO higher than a CFO? What degree do you need? We tell you everything about the Chief Operating Officer role. Read More

Health

It’s Lyme disease season — here’s what to do until a vaccine is released Kyle Schnitzer

Similar to the flu shot, new medicine could provide relief for those that enjoy the outdoors while protecting themselves from the bites of ticks. Read More

Office Life

It’s worse than you thought: What people are really doing on the remote work clock Kyle Schnitzer

Around 50% of workers said they have worked for another company while on the clock during their current job, according to the study. Read More

Health

How to make vacations seem longer John Anderer

“Time flies when you’re having fun” may need to be adjusted to “time flies when you’re having fun, but time also stops when you’re anticipating fun.” … Read More

Office Life

Would you take a fake sick day from work? This is what people say Kyle Schnitzer

Can sick days be used for when you just don’t feel like working? That’s a never-ending dilemma for workers that’s now a resounding yes. Read More

Office Life

How ‘allyship’ can make LGBT+ staff feel less excluded in the workplace The Conversation

‘Allyship’ is more than just a buzzword. It can truly impact the way LGBT+ staff in the workplace feel included, seen and heard. Read More

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