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March 01, 2025
Chronic Health Conditions at Work & Bridging the Gender Gap in Cardiovascular Care
More than half of American workers are dealing with a chronic health condition, yet many feel the need to keep it secret from their employer due to negative career effects. How can businesses better support workers’ health management?
Then, a small fraction of US cardiologists are women, yet many women prefer seeing female doctors. Can this lead to inadequate heart health care for female patients?
And, are you ready for a digital detox? Science explains how unplugging can help reclaim your attention and boost your happiness. |
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February 22, 2025
Mom Always Liked You Best & How to Protect Your Personal Data
It's an age-old question: do parents really have favorites among their children? Recent research answers the question, predicts which child may be favored and reveals the long term effects on kids as they grow up.
Then, your personal data is being bought and sold. Is there anything you can do about it?
And, if you or someone you know is struggling with financial debt, you'll want to hear the true story of a woman deep in debt who found a way to achieve financial freedom. |
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February 15, 2025
The Hidden Benefits and Risks of Weight Loss Drugs & Surprising Habits of Middle-Class Millionaires
For many people, it seems like a medical miracle. Several approved medications that help you lose weight and over 15 million people are using one brand or another. We’ll talk with an expert to learn about some surprising extra benefits but also potential side effects and risks that few patients are aware of.
Then, that middle class neighbor of yours might be a millionaire, but you'd never guess it from their frugal lifestyle.
And, parents, do you find it difficult to convince your teens to eat healthy foods? The answer may be simpler than you think. |
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February 08, 2025
Designing Jobs for Better Sleep & The Hidden Dangers of Living Near Floodplains
A top researcher says your job affects your sleep patterns and poor sleep can lead to health problems. But you can transform your relationship between sleep and work and boost your health in today's demanding work environment.
Then, if you live near a floodplain, you may be at greater risk than you think, due to changing weather patterns and outdated maps. |
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