Everyone has that app they gravitate to on their phone, right? This is why you are so addicted to it, according to new research, here. Read More

In older populations, however, neurodegeneration not only occurs more frequently but it also more reliably determines disease severity. In fact, among this group, mental confusion can even be present without more characteristic symptoms like fever and cough. Read More

Coffee company Mr. Coffee commissioned a poll with OnePoll finding that 49% of Americans have used their time at home to master the art of making coffee, branding themselves as “quaristas.” … Read More

According to the study’s authors, women have been taking health matters more seriously than men for far longer than the past eight months or so. Read More

With unemployment at unprecedented lows, this new finding underlines the extent to which resume skimming
behaviors impact not only a job seeker’s chances of being noticed, but also a company’s ability to spot qualified candidates. Read More

For older adults with advanced cancer, a recent study found that taking daily, lose dose treatments of the over-the-counter drug may increase the risk of making cancer worse and even cause early death. Read More

According to new research from Yale University, this is the ultimate key to reducing stress in your work life and daily life. Read more, here. Read More

The real key to effective meetings is organizing and running them with a human touch – not like some corporate management automaton. Read More

This isn’t a self-promotional pat on the back. Instead, I want to show you that if I did it, anyone can. Here’s everything you need to know. Read More

Everyone has a go-to late night snack — if you eat this fried one before bed, you might be ruining your quality of sleep. Learn more, here. Read More

Reading widely is something many successful people have in common. But it’s not about how much they read. It’s about how they read. Read More