If this pandemic is going to outpace clinical countermeasures we’ll have to consider alternatives to maintaining a sense of community with our peers. Read More

Recent research by OnePoll found that one in four Americans said they would not be returning to gyms after the pandemic is over, while one in three respondents said they’d still go but just not as often. Read More

The recommended rule of thumb for retirement savings is roughly eight times your starting salary saved by age 60. As of 2019, the average, still-working American senior only has about $133,100 stored away. Read More

A new trend suggests that this Japanese towel trick can help you get flat abs in 10 days and lose weight, but experts are not convinced. Read More

When you’re all working from home though, it can be a bit more complicated to raise important issues, much less mull over them for a while- or revisit if things become awkward. That said, there are some conversations that are too important to postpone. Read More

Since bar-hopping through your city and a quick midweek jaunt to their headquarters is pretty much out of the question, how does one continue networking in the age of COVID-19? … Read More

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday, along with New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, that anyone who enters the tri-state region from a state with high coronavirus infection rates must self-quarantine for 14 days. Read More

Researchers from Harvard University just released a new study offering up the most compelling evidence to date of a causal link between frequent exposure to air pollution and premature, earlier death. Read More

According to researchers from Aarhus University, the answer to that question is quite simple: music. Read More

If you have young kids, pets, travel a lot, work remotely, if you have a disability…it’s extremely difficult to follow the same routine every day. Read More

In it, the authors revealed that prolonged inactivity increases one’s risk of dying of cancer by 82%. Read More