In a recently published preliminary analysis,  79% of confirmed coronavirus patients were bald men. Read More

As he grew older, he discovered a keen interest in biology, and that same physician, Dr. Feinhandler, served as a mentor on his path to becoming a doctor. Read More

A shortlist of the deadliest lifestyle predictors followed an in-depth review of the figures collected from the 13,611 adults involved in the study between 1992 and 2008. Read More

According to OH’s recent research, many Americans are instead planning on setting off a fireworks display of their own this year. We’re not talking about a few firecrackers either; many respondents said they’re going to buy some bigger, heavy-duty rockets to compensate for the lack of professional shows. Read More

A new study says that “copy-paste” prompts help people stick to their goals, suggesting getting workout tips from a frined can help you stick to a routine. Read More

When it comes to calling out of work, workers will use a sick day as a cloak to mask their current being. From a mental health day, a hangover, to even a job interview, a new study revealed just how American workers are using their sick days for other reasons. Read More

A considerable portion of our youngest generation still intends on building picket fences someday, but the current state of things appears to have cracked the hammer. Read More

This question of whether or not employees would like to remain working remotely is an important one as offices around the country continue to open up. Read More

Here, executives from various industries provide insight on the impactful ways brands can support, honor, attract, and engage with LGBTQA professionals: … Read More

Point blank, people are people. It doesn’t matter if your ancestors were African, Asian, or European, we all have much more in common than that which divides us. Read More

New research shows that having some type of variety in your day-to-day can have extreme benefits by way of happiness. Read More