Cancer among younger Americans is on the rise, new JAMA study shows
byThe rising trend of cancer among younger Americans, particularly in the 30 to 39 age group, is a cause for concern.
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Vitapod: A New Era of Hydration
byHarnessing the hydrating benefits of water with Vitapod.
Trader Joe’s Issue a Recall on Rocky Surprise in Cookies
byFood safety is a constant concern for consumers and food manufacturers around the globe. Even establishments with the highest hygiene and safety standards are…
Resilient Leadership: Navigating the Macro Idea Space for Collective Decision Making
byIn the first part of this series, we explored the concept of the personal idea space and how it influences our decision-making process as…
The Idea Space and Alzheimer’s Disease: A New Perspective
byAlzheimer’s disease is a progressive disorder that causes brain cells to waste away (degenerate) and die. It’s the most common cause of dementia —…
Escape from Alcatraz™ Triathlon: A Thrilling Adventure in San Francisco Bay
byJoin and cheer the many athletes for a test of endurance this weekend at the upcoming Escape from Alcatraz™ Triathlon in San Francisco.
Balance your Hormones & Thyroid to Sleep Like a Baby
byWhy is it that when we are young, we “sleep like a baby,” but start to have difficulty sleeping through the aging process? Of course, during youth, we don’t typically have the stressful burdens that accompany life, but research suggests your hormones might be the cause of many of the most common sleep complaints.
New Frontier in Physics: Unique Solution to Einstein’s Field Equation Offers Novel View of the Mind
byAuthor and Resilient Leadership Pioneer Clement Decrop Dives into The Idea Space™, a revolutionary model of the mind, potentially reshaping our understanding of consciousness.
Spring Eco-Fashion for the Earthy and Active Person
byCreated by an artist, discover the eco-fashion line for your active lifestyle.
New research reveals that censoring books is actively damaging our brain health
byRutger Bruining, CEO of leading memoir-writing firm StoryTerrace, discusses the importance of literature being a safe and collaborative space