admin Studies have shown that 77% of employees use social media while on the job. Why is it so easy to fall down the rabbit hole of content consumption? And what does it take to pull yourself out and get back to the work you want to be doing? In this piece, the authors discuss the … Read more
Researchers at the University of Missouri have developed a new framework that they believe will help identify people previously overlooked for alcohol use disorder (AUD). This framework focuses on 13 risk factors, such as impulsive behavior, reward, and punishment sensitivity, that could lead to someone developing an AUD. “We know from decades of research that … Read more
A similar proportion would stop dating a person because of their manners at the dinner table. Vancouver, BC [February 11, 2022] – More than a quarter of Canadians would not be interested in continuing a romantic relationship with a person who had bad breath or poor etiquette at the dinner table, a new Research Co. … Read more
Dr. Laura Rodriguez. The specialist doctor is part of the team of experts of the ENT Unit of Quirónsalud Marbella and Campo de Gibraltar In addition to this achievement, Dr Laura Rodríguez Alcalá is the author of research studies that have been published in international highly-influential scientific journals Not only did the doctor meet all … Read more
Macklemore Opens Up About Drug And Alcohol Use Macklemore, whose birth name is Ben Haggerty, has recently been candid about his struggles with substance use and relapse. The rapper has partnered with CLEAN Cause, a sparkling beverage company, in the hopes that being truthful about sobriety can help others who are struggling with a substance … Read more
A study found that people who are underweight and drink to excess have a much higher chance of dying of heart disease, cancer, and other causes than people at a healthy weight who drink more moderately. The risk of early death from excessive drinking is also higher for underweight people than for individuals with obesity … Read more
Every interlude between semesters starts and ends the same: with the stress of doing it right. Coming face to face in class and on campus means tiny talk about big plans. That’s something I understood after just my first season of breaks, and in anticipation, I’ve been sharpening my reflexes to kick away questions of … Read more
AGAWAM — Erin E. Ewing wanted to provide a safe and easily accessible way for members of her community to stay physically active during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond, so for her capstone Girl Scout project, she designed Fitness On-the-Go. She created three sets of portable exercise circuits that give community members of all ages … Read more
Asthma and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) are long-term respiratory disorders that affect breathing. Asthma causes inflammation and narrowing of the airways. OSA leads to upper airway obstruction. Both asthma and OSA affect breathing. However, each has different causes, symptoms, and treatments. There is a link between the two conditions. Having OSA may increase asthma symptoms, … Read more
Today, the City of St. Louis is urging residents to educate themselves about the signs of opioid overdose, and reach out for support for addiction if necessary as the city experiences a devastating spike in overdoses since the weekend. As local and federal law enforcement continue their investigations, St. Louisans can take steps to protect … Read more