The new report was premised by an investigation that included adults aged 18 years and older who received the first test for SARS-CoV-2 at an outpatient testing or health care center between July 1st and July 29th, 2020. Read More

Whether listening to pre-recordings or creating your own, saying your affirmations help lower stress by alleviating perceptions of threat and defensiveness. Read More

A new study conducted by the Siena College Research Institute, between July 13–August 3, 2020, determined that 44% of high-earning New York citizens have been actively considering re-locating in the last four months. Read More

According to new a poll of 2,000 workers commissioned by The Office group and conducted by OnePoll, the average American experiences burnout as early as 32–an age that was hitherto closer to 40. Read More

The premise is simple: ease in, the lemonade diet, and ease out. What this essentially means is a short period of clean eating; think fruits and veggies, whole grains, and broths. Read More

It gives so much calm to your evenings, knowing that everything is ready for tomorrow. It will also bring a lot of peace in the morning. Read More

Researchers from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute just released a new set of research concluding that daily consumption of a “few cups of coffee” is associated with improved health outcomes among metastatic colorectal cancer patients. Read More

A new study from Southern Methodist University says that spending time with one of those groups usually leads to more feelings of happiness than the other. Read More

According to new findings to back up older research, if you eat at this certain time of the day, you’re likely to hold onto your calorie-intake. Read More

Lead author Olivia E. Atherton said it was a unique opportunity to look at how personalities and goals are shaped across one’s life. Read More

While working from home, in a small area, you may be in need of a space-saving desk. We’ve rounded up the 10 best options, here. Read More