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Too Much Business Travel May Be Bad for Your Mental Health

January 9, 2018 John D. Moore

If you travel for work extensively, you may need to practice better self-care. A new line of research has been released that suggests traveling too much for work may be bad for your mental health. […]

Teens Who Vape Twice As Likely To Become Cigarette Smokers

January 2, 2018 John D. Moore

Cigarette smoking and teens Vaping has been all the rage among teenagers for the last several years. But new a new line of research conducted by investigators at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) […]

Aerobic Exercise May Help Boost Memory and Slow Dementia

December 28, 2017 John D. Moore

Working up a sweat helps with mild cognitive impairment Doctors have long since known that exercise holds many benefits for the body and mind. But what about people who suffer from mild cognitive difficulties? According […]

Do Men Think Green Behaviors Make Them Look “Unmanly”?

December 26, 2017 John D. Moore

While true for some – it’s not the case for all In case you haven’t heard, there are reports circulating that suggest men avoid environmentally friendly behaviors because they fear it makes them look – […]

What To Do When She Flirts With Other Men

December 26, 2017 John D. Moore

Tips when she flirts with other guys Have you ever dated someone who has a wandering eye? When out with your girlfriend, does she check out other guys and sometimes hit on them? If the […]

How To Write a Romantic Love Letter

December 24, 2017 John D. Moore

Writing a love letter takes advance work Hunting for information on how to write a love letter? Hoping to pen something romantic that doesn’t come off too cheesy? If the answer is yes, you wouldn’t […]

Proof Entitled People Think Rules Don’t Apply

December 24, 2017 John D. Moore

Know someone who acts entitled? An interesting study was recently released in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science that suggests entitled people are less likely to follow instructions, mostly because they think the instructions […]

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