The report said that more than 103 million American adults will suffer mental health disorders by the end of 2020, which is a rate that hasn’t been seen previously before. Read More

To improve productivity and reduce stress, grab a notebook and start taking notes on what you’re doing, how it’s going, and how you’re feeling. Read More

Remember, anti-body tests (alternatively referred to as serology tests) don’t detect the presence of a virus itself but the proteins in our blood that fight it off. Read More

To Rachael Palmer, who led the research, falsehoods surrounding older members of the workforce are keeping companies from employing genuine talent. Read More

Remember the puzzle craze earlier in quarantine? It had companies scrabbling to meet backorders with waits up to as long as a month. Read More

Researchers from Flinders University found that exercise apps such as Strava, MapMyRun, and others are best utilized for their community feel, which helps increase physical activity engagement. Read More

Although men are more likely to be diagnosed with NPD compared to women, the instructive traits exist on a continuum–meaning healthy individuals can develop one or more in order to secure a desired outcome. Read More

Restaurants are automatically adding a tip to the bill — and according to a new study from Washington State University, customers don’t like it. Read More

If you’re stuck applying to dead-end jobs, trapped in a field you dislike, or otherwise feel held back in a way you don’t know how to fix, you might be in a situation where career counseling can transform your career. Read More

Do you feel like you’ve been set up to fail, time and time again, by your manager? This is the 3 signs that this may be happening. Read More

Not unlike a recent report premised by the correlative factors that contribute to ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes, the new paper elects a diet rich with nuts, vegetables, and legumes as ideal with respect to disease risk reduction. Read More