Mathias Clasen, a psychologist at Aarhus University in Denmark and a co-author of the study, said movies prep us in ways that our imagination can too. Read More

A new study published in Circulation Research posits that habitually consuming cocoa can dramatically reduce symptoms associated with PAD. Read More

The nations that were able to concurrently avoid indefinite commercial shutdowns and rising coronavirus growth rates are all linked by mask mandates and contact tracing. Read More

Do you want to ace your next interview? These are the 7 storytelling tactics that will help you get ahead, land the role and make an impression. Read More

The research, performed by a team of scientists at the University of Milan, found that just 12 weeks of simple passive stretching exercises resulted in improved blood flow among a group of study participants. Read More

If these findings can indeed be validated, this discovery could potentially save countless peoples’ vision. In just the US alone tens of millions of people suffer from macular degeneration. Read More

For better or worse, this time the American public decides how wealth becomes an attainable aspiration. This is the palpable power shift. Read More

Researchers looked at samples from the hospital rooms of coronavirus patients in Chengdu, China, and found that 40% of the surfaces tested positive for COVID-19. Read More

Attempting to navigate proper work from home etiquette can be highly challenging, even for the most overachieving employees. Read More

Quarantine bubbles are a harm reduction strategy that focuses on limiting risk to virus exposure versus eliminating it completely. By forming a group of 5-10 people who all quarantine together, people are able to continue practicing safety measures, reduce exposure, and protect their mental health. Read More

Past studies also suggested that vitamin D may be helpful in preventing and treating COVID, and interest in the supplement certainly spiked in past months. Read More