Is Technology Making Workplaces “Better?”
...workers facing automation risk may generally have less stress on the job, but also suffer from worse health, and experience minimal or negative [...]
Women Just as Competitive as Men
...same amount of pay. This statistic does not account for certain characteristics, such as an employee’s age, experience or level of education. [...]
Skill Competency is Second in Importance to Friendliness in the Workplace
...leadership in Binghamton University’s School of Management. “People may be willing to sacrifice a bit in terms of performance in order to have a really [...]
Depression May be a Risk for Later Dementia
...high depressive symptoms in early adulthood were found to experience a drop in cognition over 10 years.” With up to 20 percent of the [...]
More people are living in poor health, beginning at a younger age
...years a person can expect to live in good health. It’s a comprehensive single metric that provides an estimate of overall health across a person’s [...]
Some Plants May Not Be Good for You
...change in diet, it’s worth considering the research and experience of a trio of neurotoxicologists at Oregon Health & Science University. [...]
Communication Skills May be Somewhat Genetic
...helpful in accomplishing this pretty crazy feat.” It’s also the first time that scientists have used MRI to look at the relationship [...]
Effects of “Second-Hand Drinking”
...were at two to three times the risk of harassment, threats, and driving-related harm compared with abstainers. Heavy drinking was defined as [...]
Syphilis Invades Rural America, and a Fraying Health Safety Net is Failing to Stop it
...to have less access to public health resources, less experience with syphilis and less willingness to address it because of socially conservative [...]
Peppermint for Dysphagia
...esophagus undergoes painful spasms that can interfere with eating. Because the spasms occur only from time to time, these disorders [...]
