Life

Is poverty an environmental issue? It depends on who you ask. Read this new study, from Cornell University, on the impacts it can have on finances. Read More

Early Tuesday morning, scientists from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases lengthened our data set by determining the approximate length of time that the novel coronavirus remains viable while airborne and atop surfaces. Read More

Now, with the Covid-19 outbreak changing Americans’ lives all over the country, a survey taken last week has gauged how New Yorkers are reacting to this new and unique threat to our way of life. Read More

“Extroverts may find themselves sluggish and lethargic while working from home, but confused as to why since they got to sleep longer, skip the morning commute, and drink a leisurely cup (or cups) of coffee at their own pace.” … Read More

ESPN’s Executive Vice President, Programming Acquisitions and Scheduling, Burke Magnus spoke with the company’s media arm Front Row to discuss how ESPN is approaching a sport-less landscape that leaves the company trying to fill voids the past week. Read More

Looking to gain more energy? Try implementing these everyday habits of highly-energetic people and see how it changes your day-to-day levels. Read More

We all need better sleep — and whether we know it or not — we each ruin it somehow. These are the 7 daily habits that are ruining a good night’s rest. Read More

The novel coronavirus, which was correctly estimated to evidence a transmission rate significantly higher than the flu early on, was found to travel between carriers in less than a week. This means that both the original carrier and the individual infected by the carrier will begin to show symptoms in roughly four days. Read More

With normal life taking a pause, does that mean you should avoid going outside while social distancing during the Coronavirus pandemic? Quite the opposite, according to Harvard Health Publishing. Read More