Research

A new study just released by the non-profit Henry Ford Health System reports workers operating in different industries are more susceptible to Carpal tunnel syndrome. Read More

KU researchers report the color red, a hue associated with errors, negativity, and stopping in Western culture, can have a big impact on financial and investment decisions. Read More

Researchers say just taking a few minutes first thing in the morning to reflect on some of your past successes and proudest leadership moments can go a long way toward making you a better leader and more effective worker. Read More

Dawn is commonly associated with sustained output among the general public, but the research literature is actually much more nuanced—often factoring things like age, chronotype, and career path into the analysis. Read More

A new joint study led by The University of Maryland reports some bad bosses are being placed in positions of power for a specific reason. Read More

Roughly 121.5 million adults suffer from cardiovascular disease, and most health systems identify poor diet as a primary risk factor. Read More

While repetition may not be completely devoid of educational merit, a new neurological study just released by the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University finds engagement reigns supreme when it comes to learning. Read More

According to a new study published in the American Journal of Nutrition, habitual possessed meat consumption can dramatically increase one’s risk for heart disease and even early death. The McMaster University researchers behind the new report posit that weekly intake of as little as 5.3 ounces of processed meat is potentially harmful to one’s overall … Read More

Now the authors of a new study published in the journal, Nutrients posit that flavonoids ( plant compounds found in a variety of fruits and beverages) can reduce mental stress-induced stroke, heart disease, and thrombosis in routine consumers. Read More