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People above this height double their risk for COVID-19 infection CW Headley

Although aerosol transmission risk is 3.5 times higher in the US, (studied to be 1.7 times higher in the UK) mask awareness and social distancing can dramatically reduce transmission rates. Read More

Health

This former CDC head just revealed when we will be going back to the office Kyle Schnitzer

While some would argue it’s time to go back to work, a former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that’s not going to happen any time soon. Read More

Office Life

This is what happens to your brain when you read a rude work email CW Headley

Most offices in the US have committed to indefinite telework operations. Less facetime means more confrontation. While enduring passive-aggressive emails may not seem like something addressing, a new metanalysis from research methodologist, Zhenyu Yuan of the University of Illinois at Chicago, posits that the psychological effects of rude emails can actually fester and take a toll on our well being. Read More

Personal Finance

Research reveals men with higher salaries may be at risk for this health issue John Anderer

Researchers from the Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine in Sapporo, Japan have concluded that working men with high salaries are more likely to develop high blood pressure. Read More

Health

This shocking thing is the key to being happier Kyle Schnitzer

Short-term pleasurable activities lead to just as much happiness as long-term goals requiring self-control, according to a new study. Read More

Job Search

Google employees to work remotely until July 2021 CW Headley

This week, Google announced plans to keep 200,000 full-time and contract employees working remotely until July 2021, at the very earliest. Read More

Health

Dr. Fauci says you must keep doing these 5 things to stay healthy during the pandemic CW Headley

“I am not going to restaurants right now,” he continued. “If you do decide to dine out, you should be cautious about where you sit and the space between yourself and others. Try as best as you can to have outdoor seating that is properly spaced between the tables. Indoors is much worse than outdoors.” … Read More

Health

Doing this simple, ancient practice daily can add years to your life Olivia Kelley

The therapeutic technique involves doing activities that reconnect your body to the earth in order to absorb its electrical charges. Read More

Office Life

Study finds men with this type of personality surprisingly make better leaders CW Headley

Leaders are those capable of advertising their influence without forgetting social graces. Read More

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