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These are the 10 behaviors that will take the most years off your life CW Headley

A shortlist of the deadliest lifestyle predictors followed an in-depth review of the figures collected from the 13,611 adults involved in the study between 1992 and 2008. Read More

This is how the Fourth of July will be different this year John Anderer

According to OH’s recent research, many Americans are instead planning on setting off a fireworks display of their own this year. We’re not talking about a few firecrackers either; many respondents said they’re going to buy some bigger, heavy-duty rockets to compensate for the lack of professional shows. Read More

These are the life goals that are being put off for years because of the pandemic CW Headley

A considerable portion of our youngest generation still intends on building picket fences someday, but the current state of things appears to have cracked the hammer. Read More

The Future of Work

Offices are opening around the country, but this is how many people will actually go back Jennifer Fabiano

This question of whether or not employees would like to remain working remotely is an important one as offices around the country continue to open up. Read More

Personal Finance

This is the 1 financial lesson Suze Orman wants you to take from the pandemic Jennifer Fabiano

During the coronavirus pandemic and current financial crisis, Suze Orman wants people of all ages to learn the importance of an eight month emergency fund. Read More

Personal Finance

This study will tell you if you’re rich or not Kyle Schnitzer

As the job-hopping has become the new norm in getting ahead in your career, a new report from a French organization dove into the numbers of incomes and how much you would need to be making in order to be considered rich. Read More

Americans are really, really unhappy right now Kyle Schnitzer

A new poll from NORC at the University of Chicago found that only 14% of people said they felt very happy, which was an all-time low since the ongoing project started since 1972. Read More

This cheap, old drug could be a game changer for COVID-19 deaths CW Headley

“If they hold up,” said Devi Sridhar, an expert on global public health at the University of Edinburgh, “they could be a game-changer for critical patients, as the drugs are accessible even in lower-income countries.” … Read More

This is what not getting enough sleep can do to your heart CW Headley

The authors explore the mechanisms of staffing broken sleep’s association with atherosclerosis—a disease that describes the deposition of plaques of fatty material on the inner walls of the arteries. Read More

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