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Have you heard of “the brain economy” lately? It’s the newest, biggest scam in the health and wellness space. According to research, this is why. Read More

Health

Dr. Fauci says this is the worst thing you can do during Super Bowl weekend CW Headley

Now that Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s are behind us, there’s only one potential super spreader event causing public health officials concern. This Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The country is more than overdue for a welcomed distraction complete with dumb commercials and a long list of well-regarded music … Read More

How To

How to embrace the science of failing spectacularly Lindsay Tigar

The trick with failing is to do it spectacularly. This means taking all that we can from the experience, learning, and moving forward on our professional journey. Read More

Health

This health condition is linked to worse Alzheimer’s symptoms John Anderer

A new study out of England from the University of Sheffield finds another big motivator to avoid any foods with a high caloric count. Read More

Health

This one obvious thing is scientifically proven to reduce stress Sara London

Are you looking to reduce your stress levels while also in a pandemic? This one obvious thing — that you already love — is scientifically proven to help. Read More

Health

If you have these symptoms, you could have the new COVID strain CW Headley

According to a new study conducted by the Office for National Statistics, it isn’t a question of severity but rather the presentation. Read More

Health

This is exactly what happens in the brain when it uses context John Anderer

A new study just released by the University of Tsukuba and the National Eye Institute (NEI) has uncovered for the first time the neuronal processes responsible for humanity’s ability to instantly learn and establish context across any given situation. Read More

Health

Should you be wearing two masks? This is what the experts say CW Headley

“So if you have a physical covering with one layer, you put another layer on, it just makes common sense that it likely would be more effective,” White House advisor, Dr.Anthony Fauci explained on a recent episode of TODAY. “That’s the reason why you see people either double masking or doing a version of an N95.” … Read More

Office Life

Narcissists usually end up with this job title, according to science Sarah Dillon

Narcissists tend to soar to positions of power — CEOs, upper management, and more — and this is the science behind why that is. Read More

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