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If your diet includes these type of foods, you are at higher risk for blindness Meredith Lepore

A new study from the University of Buffalo found that people who ate a diet that largely consisted of red meat, fried foods, high-fat dairy, and refined grains were three times more likely to develop late-stage Age-related macular degeneration or AMD. Read More

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Doing these 2 simple things reversed diabetes in over 60% of sufferers CW Headley

In fact, according to a new study published in the Lancet journal of Diabetes and Endocrinology, the adverse effects linked to the former can be effectively reversed by diet and exercise in 61% of diagnosed patients. Read More

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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

Office Life

This weird thing in your office could be the reason you aren’t sleeping well Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers from the University of Illinois found that offices that pump natural daylight, rather than artificial light, can enhance decision making at the office while improving workers’ sleeping by getting them an additional 37 minutes more of sleep each night. 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

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Turns out our genes can impact how sensitive we are John Anderer

A new study from the Queen Mary University of London analyzed a group of twins to determine if differences in sensitivity are due to genes or environmental factors, and found that the answer is about half and half. 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

Latest News

People generally want to help each other, study finds John Anderer

Do people generally want to help one another throughout life? A new study from Ohio State University says the answer is yes. Read More

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Yale researchers have found where stress ‘lives’ in our brains John Anderer

Researchers from Yale University believe they’ve located the “neuronal home” of stressful feelings in the brain. They’re optimistic that this discovery can lead to more stress treatment options for people in need of help with intense anxiety, stress, and fear. Read More

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Myth busted: 5 ageism stereotypes that need to be broken

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