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If you wear this item when shopping, you could be putting yourself at higher risk for COVID-19 Meredith Lepore

The eyes may be a route for the virus to spread via someone coughing, sneezing in close proximity as well as if a person rubs their eyes after getting virus particles on their hands or through tears. Read More

How To

12 must-listen podcasts about racial injustice and culture Lindsay Tigar

From gripping storytelling to funny, yet impactful, episodes, these 12 podcasts will open your eyes and inspire you to keep up the good fight. Read More

Health

Working late regularly puts you at risk for this extremely serious medical condition CW Headley

According to a new study published in the American Heart Association’s journal Stroke, those who regularly commit to long hours at work increase their risk for the vascular event by nearly 30%. Read More

The Future of Work

If your company is faking this, it could make it a target for hackers John Anderer

A fascinating new study from Notre Dame University has a warning for companies who are attempting to appear socially conscious and responsible. Take real action across all areas of your business, because firms that are perceived as faking their ethics are being targeted by hackers. Read More

Cover Letters

Make this tiny punctuation mistake on your cover letter and you may not get hired CW Headley

Going forward, Word documents will highlight two spaces after a period as an error and will offer suggestions through the editor capabilities featured on their various app. Read More

The Future of Work

The CEO of Walmart says in-person office interactions are still essential Kyle Schnitzer

McMillion said Walmart’s remote working has been impressive during the COVID-19 pandemic, but said that in-person interactions remain important for the day-to-day operation at the company. Read More

Health

The surprising health benefit of drinking 2 cups of coffee per day CW Headley

There are several ways to facilitate a diverse gut microbe and a new study from The Baylor College of Medicine in Houston has elevated caffeine as chief among these. Read More

Health

The actual reason you can’t fall asleep (it’s not insomnia) and how to fix it CW Headley

Delayed sleep-wake phase disorder (DSWPD) alternatively referred to as delayed sleep phase syndrome is a disorder in which a person’s sleep schedule is dramatically delayed every night. Read More

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These traits automatically boost your social status no matter where you live John Anderer

Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin have identified some traits, behaviors, and characteristics that transcend borders and nationalities when it comes to gaining the respect and admiration of others. Read More

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