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While most of us are forced to sit still, the world outside is moving in fast-forward. We can’t hit rewind and go back to how things used to be. Read More

Health

This is why you find it so hard to exercise during COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

A study published earlier this year in the International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance offers an interesting perspective as to why exercising during quarantine may feel like climbing a mountain at times. Read More

Latest News

This is exactly how much news (and shows) Americans are watching during COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

A new study by Comcast recently analyzed viewing habits of the TV provider’s subscribers, finding that the average American home is watching an additional nine hours of TV each week compared to numbers before the shutdown, which began when social distancing was implemented in many parts of the country in mid-March. Read More

The Future of Work

Facebook reportedly allowing staffers to work remotely for remainder of 2020 Kyle Schnitzer

CNBC first reported that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg would allow most employees to continue working remotely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More

Health

Scientists find this household appliance is making the air in your house 5X dirtier than the outside Jennifer Fabiano

A new study found that gas stoves present dangerous health risks and can make indoor air five times dirtier than outdoor air. Read More

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6 reasons to avoid coffee during the quarantine Steve Adcock

Dependency on a stimulant contains inherent risks, and now might be the time to try weaning yourself off of that dependency. Read More

Health

6 things you should clean every day Ellen Breslau

With a pandemic happening, it is important to make sure that your home and workspace is clean, every day. These are things you should clean, every day. Read More

Health

New research shows the the alarming way COVID-19 impacts the brain CW Headley

One example of cognitive decompensation is a cognitive disturbance, which is rising as a prominent feature of severe COVID-19 cases. For varying reasons (some physiological, some circumstantial) those who endure them suffer lapses in awareness and mental fortitude. Read More

The Future of Work

7 ways the workplace will drastically change in a post-pandemic world Ashley Jones

Will everyone return to work just as they did before the novel coronavirus, or will our workspaces continue to evolve to meet ever-changing societal needs? Only time will tell, but expert insight into the workplace post-pandemic shows an array of changes on the horizon. Read More

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