In contrast to the former president, his wife, who had dementia, lived only nine days under hospice care.
Heart Rate Zones Aren’t a Perfect Measure of Exercise Intensity, but Regularly Getting Your Heart Pumping Is Still Important for Fitness
As an exercise science researcher, I support the American College of Sports Medicine’s recommendation of a minimum of 150 minutes per week of moderate aerobic exercise, or 75 minutes per week of high-intensity exercise.
As an exercise science researcher, I support the American College of Sports Medicine’s recommendation of a minimum of 150 minutes per week of moderate aerobic exercise, or 75 minutes per week of high-intensity exercise.
Competitive Workplaces Don’t Work for Gender Equality
During their training, we told workers they would be paid the $25 salary as long as they worked for at least 10 minutes – but we also asked them to work as long and hard as they could.
During their training, we told workers they would be paid the $25 salary as long as they worked for at least 10 minutes – but we also asked them to work as long and hard as they could.
From Shrimp Jesus to Fake Self-Portraits, AI-Generated Images Have Become the Latest Form of Social Media Spam
Like the AI image of the pope in a puffer jacket that went viral in May 2023, these AI-generated images are increasingly prevalent – and popular – on social media platforms.
Like the AI image of the pope in a puffer jacket that went viral in May 2023, these AI-generated images are increasingly prevalent – and popular – on social media platforms.
As Climate Change and Pollution Imperil Coral Reefs, Scientists Are Deep-Freezing Corals to Repopulate Future Oceans
I am a marine biologist at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute.
I am a marine biologist at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute.
Not Having Job Flexibility or Security Can Leave Workers Feeling Depressed, Anxious and Hopeless
To understand how powerful they are, my colleagues and I looked at the 2021 National Health Interview Survey, a major data collection initiative run out of the National Center for Health Statistics.
To understand how powerful they are, my colleagues and I looked at the 2021 National Health Interview Survey, a major data collection initiative run out of the National Center for Health Statistics.
Helping Children Eat Healthier Foods May Begin With Getting Parents to Do the Same, Research Suggests
This dynamic is not ideal. For one, it could result in parents eating unhealthier foods, and children may also end up eating unhealthily if they eat mostly from their parent’s plate.
This dynamic is not ideal. For one, it could result in parents eating unhealthier foods, and children may also end up eating unhealthily if they eat mostly from their parent’s plate.
For Over a Century, Baseball’s Scouts Have Been the Backbone of America’s Pastime – Do They Have a Future?
Even though they scour the world for talent, often working on year-to-year contracts and spending weeks away from their families, there are no scouts in the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Even though they scour the world for talent, often working on year-to-year contracts and spending weeks away from their families, there are no scouts in the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Why Are Americans Fighting Over No-Fault Divorce? Maybe They Can’t Agree What Marriage Is For
Then, in 1969, California became the first state to allow no-fault divorce – meaning that a spouse could get a divorce simply by asking for it, without having to prove that their partner had done something wrong first.
Then, in 1969, California became the first state to allow no-fault divorce – meaning that a spouse could get a divorce simply by asking for it, without having to prove that their partner had done something wrong first.
New Studies Suggest Millions With Mild Cognitive Impairment Go Undiagnosed, Often Until It’s Too Late
In the second study, we analyzed data for 226,756 primary care clinicians and found that over 99% of them underdiagnosed mild cognitive impairment in this population.
In the second study, we analyzed data for 226,756 primary care clinicians and found that over 99% of them underdiagnosed mild cognitive impairment in this population.
Chilling Out Rather Than Blowing off Steam Is a Better Way To Manage Anger − New Review of 154 Studies Reveals What Works
In our study, we found that activities that influence arousal levels had a profound impact on anger and aggression.
In our study, we found that activities that influence arousal levels had a profound impact on anger and aggression.
How Much Stress Is Too Much? A Psychiatrist Explains the Links Between Toxic Stress and Poor Health − and How To Get Help
I’m a psychiatrist specializing in psychosomatic medicine, which is the study and treatment of people who have physical and mental illnesses.
I’m a psychiatrist specializing in psychosomatic medicine, which is the study and treatment of people who have physical and mental illnesses.
Building Fairness Into AI Is Crucial – And Hard To Get Right
The pursuit of fairness in AI is not merely an ethical imperative but a requirement in order to foster trust, inclusivity and the responsible advancement of technology.
The pursuit of fairness in AI is not merely an ethical imperative but a requirement in order to foster trust, inclusivity and the responsible advancement of technology.
Children Experience More Injuries, Stress and Even Burnout When They Specialize in One Sport
What trends do you see related to kids and sports participation?
What trends do you see related to kids and sports participation?
The Hostility Black Women Face in Higher Education Carries Dire Consequences
The women told me they did not feel like they belonged. They spoke of routinely being isolated by peers and potential mentors.
The women told me they did not feel like they belonged. They spoke of routinely being isolated by peers and potential mentors.
What the Numbers Say About Diversity on Corporate Boards
My research included reviewing the published names of the members of the boards of directors of the top 50 companies on the 2011 and 2023 Fortune 500 lists, as well as information on company websites about each of these hundreds of directors.
My research included reviewing the published names of the members of the boards of directors of the top 50 companies on the 2011 and 2023 Fortune 500 lists, as well as information on company websites about each of these hundreds of directors.