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This study confirms that constantly reading Coronavirus news only makes it worse John Anderer

When a new and mysterious infectious disease appears on the world stage, there is an inherent lack of verified facts available. So, when we spend all day reading conjecture, predictions, and opinion, all of those articles don’t make us feel better informed. Read More

Health

This is the simple key to lessening your Coronavirus anxiety levels CW Headley

Panic makes us negligent, while concurrently weakening our immune system. Identically, insufficient sleep spikes anxiety while facilitating comparable damage to the very same biomechanisms. Read More

Health

Practicing toxic masculinity will lead to a lonely, unhappy life John Anderer

“Toxic masculinity” is a new term, but the behavior it represents has existed for a long, long time. Read More

Health

This is the number of steps you need per day to reduce the risk of “dying of any cause”CW Headley

The preliminary analysis derived between 2011 and 2014, concluded that older Americans who achieve moderate physical activity for a minimum of 150 minutes each week are 67% less likely to die of any cause. Read More

Health

This is why you always skip the gym, according to scientists John Anderer

If you’ve ever felt like an entirely different species than the people who smile their way through 6 AM gym sessions four days per week, a new study finds that may not be as outlandish as it initially sounds. Read More

The Future of Work

Yale researchers say humans would like robots better if they were more vulnerable John Anderer

Researchers were interested to see how the robot’s actions and statements would influence the three humans’ interactions among one another. They discovered that when the robot wasn’t afraid to admit it had made a mistake, this outward showing of vulnerability led to more open communication between the people involved as well. Read More

Advice

These types of purchases will make you happier, study finds John Anderer

When we’re thinking about buying an expensive new jacket, watch, or video game system, we all tend to envision ourselves post-purchase as happy and content. Most of the time, once we’ve actually purchased said item, it hardly compares to what we built up in our head. Read More

Productivity

Caffeine helps you be a better problem solver, but it can hurt this skill Kyle Schnitzer

While caffeine is known to increase alertness, brain function, and may even help boost long-term memory, researchers wanted to find out how the stimulant affects creativity. Read More

Health

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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I did 8 rounds of interviews and still didn’t get the job

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Myth busted: 5 ageism stereotypes that need to be broken

In the last few months, older social media personalities have been gaining traction on sites like Instagram, Twitter, and Tik Tock. They’re called Grandfluencers, and they’re here to debunk pervasive ageism myths….and make a little cash doing it.

The simple eye contact trick you should use in every conversation

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The flu shot may protect you from severe COVID-19 infection

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7 things you should never ask your boss

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