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This study confirms that constantly reading Coronavirus news only makes it worse John Anderer

When a new and mysterious infectious disease appears on the world stage, there is an inherent lack of verified facts available. So, when we spend all day reading conjecture, predictions, and opinion, all of those articles don’t make us feel better informed. Read More

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Sports come to a halt amid Coronavirus pandemic Kyle Schnitzer

After the NBA suspended its season “until further notice” in wake of a player testing positive for the coronavirus, leagues around the world could take similar steps that could halt games until further notices. Read More

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This is the simple key to lessening your Coronavirus anxiety levels CW Headley

Panic makes us negligent, while concurrently weakening our immune system. Identically, insufficient sleep spikes anxiety while facilitating comparable damage to the very same biomechanisms. Read More

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How to stop feeling overwhelmed at work (according to science)Barbara Davidson

We’ve identified a suite of calming solutions to keep at hand when work is making you feel overwhelmed. Our new visual guide features eight tips to help. Read More

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The ancient exercise rituals of these hunter-gatherers from Tanzania could save your life John Anderer

In between Netflix binges, it may make all the difference to squat down for a few minutes in between couch sessions. Read More

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The surprising weight loss diet that may protect you from Coronavirus CW Headley

The Dash Diet is designed to eliminate dietary agents that spike inflammation and clog arteries. Pending pandemic aside, heart disease remains the number one killer in the US by a sizeable margin. Read More

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Coronavirus 101: How to manage a team effectively over a screen Janel Dyan

Here are 3 steps leaders can take to navigate their employees, and their companies, through these uncertain times. Read More

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The open office is a breeding ground for Coronavirus — and workers are freaked out Kyle Schnitzer

Employees are sitting closer to each other than ever before while open offices encourage workers to branch out and find comfort from any place in the office. There are certainly arguments for how an open office plan can make workers feel more included and less stressed, but it’s open offices are certainly a double-edged sword. Read More

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The surprising benefit of exercising during this time of day CW Headley

The new study compellingly demonstrates that time of day is a crucial contributor to maintaining a healthy body mass index. Read More

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