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This is the key to never feeling lonely again John Anderer

A new study from the University of California, San Diego has uncovered a surprising trait that appears to protect against and stave off distressing feelings of loneliness: wisdom. Read More

Health

This type of writing will make your brain more powerful Olivia Kelley

According to a new study, if you do this type of writing vs. typing on a keyboard, your brain will become more powerful over time. Learn why, here. Read More

Health

The weird effect COVID-19 has on this part of our lives that no one talks about John Anderer

According to a new study just released by the University of Helsinki, aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic have infiltrated and infected a large proportion of dreams and nightmares this year. Read More

Health

If you do this while you sleep you could be aging yourself Olivia Kelley

If you do this thing while sleeping, you could be contributing to the way you age. Learn more about how to decrease these chances, here. Read More

Health

This is everything we know about Dexamethasone: the drug they gave President Trump Sarah Dillon

What do we know about Dexamethasone? The experimental treatment, given to President Trump to combat COVID-19 complications, entails this. Read More

Advice

15 ideas you can steal to make the next 12 months a period of remarkable growth Tim Denning

You can achieve a lot in 12 months when you surround yourself with new ideas. Ideas are the seeds of change. Here are a few to keep in mind. Read More

Health

COVID-19 patients with these symptoms are 7 times more likely to succumb CW Headley

A new study conducted by a team of researchers at Northwestern Medicine determined that most patients in fact experience some form of neurological disruption–medically referred to as encephalopathy. Read More

Health

The reason the US is still experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks CW Headley

According to recent data, a confluence of early errors puts the US in a steepening uphill battle to contain COVID-19 outbreaks, hospitalizations, and deaths. Read More

Productivity

Doing this before you talk, may make you a better person Kyle Schnitzer

Sure, everyone loves conversation — but everyone also loves to talk over each other. Finishing each other’s sentences can be cute, but often it can be obnoxious as it is in-sync. Read More

Health

This common chemical found in coffee could put you at higher risk for cancer Olivia Kelley

This common chemical, found in most coffee on the market, could put you at a higher risk for getting cancer. We break down why, here. Read More

Resumes

The complete guide to listing analytical skills on your resume Ashley Jones

This complete guide to listing analytical skills on your resume can help tackle the nuts and bolts of explaining your abilities in the most effective way possible. Read More

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