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How to balance a health crisis while climbing the career ladder, according to someone who’s done it Meghan FitzGerald

Promoted almost every year, I ultimately became the senior director of strategy, earning the nickname “staffer to the stars.” … Read More

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The disturbing amount of time coronavirus can live on your phone screen Jennifer Fabiano

Experts weigh in on how long the novel coronavirus can last on your smartphone screen, as well as other common surfaces. Here’s how to clean it. Read More

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This is the worst thing you can do after a workout Meredith Lepore

In a new survey of 1,962 women by the public body Sport England 63% said they felt self-conscious after seeing the “perfect figure” online. Read More

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12 wellness hacks you can do right at your desk Lindsay Tigar

No matter if you have a cubicle or corner office, fill your space with these mood-boosters, ranging from air-purifying plants to posture-improving seat cushions. Read More

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Coronavirus: A simple way to keep workers – and the economy – from getting sick Jay L. Zagorsky

Since the U.S. economy and its workforce are also at risk of getting sick, it’s important to make preparations to ensure they stay healthy too. Read More

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Can the keto diet give you a mental edge?Ben Angel

People on the diet also experienced a significant drop in levels of total cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein (LDL), or “bad” cholesterol. Read More

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Here is your 8-point Coronavirus checklist from an infectious disease expert CW Headley

“Remaining risk free is a tall order as there are not too many things that I know of that are risk free. However, I can talk reducing risks.” … Read More

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Yale researchers say your coworker that smokes is harming you more than you know John Anderer

All it takes for third-hand smoke to spread is for someone to simply walk by another person smoking a cigarette. Those chemicals attach themselves to the passer-by and then hop off once that person enters a building. So pretty much everyone who has ever walked down a city street has subsequently spread third-hand smoke for the rest of that day. Read More

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Scientists say this popular breakfast drink could reverse obesity CW Headley

Thanks to a unique molecule called nobiletin, just two glasses of OJ a day can dramatically reverse negative obesity-induced outcomes and even decrease an individual’s risk for developing diabetes and cardiovascular disease (CVD). Read More

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