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October 24, 2015

How lying can wreck your day

From little white lies to complete fabrications, we all bend the truth.

October 24, 2015

鈥楶et the Pooch鈥� program brings stress relief for hospital staff

From the emergency room to patient care, stress runs rampant in those on a mission to save people鈥檚 lives. To help healthcare workers, man鈥檚 best friend has a mission of his own: Bringing a smile to the employees at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP).

October 24, 2015

Anxious brains are inherited, study finds

The brain function that underlies anxiety and depression is inherited, a new study finds 鈥� but there is still plenty of space for experience and environment to reduce the risk of a full-blown mental disorder.

October 24, 2015

3 surprising reasons you鈥檙e burned out at work

You鈥檙e so over your job: the endless stream of emails, catty coworkers, unpaid overtime鈥攖he reasons go on and on.

October 24, 2015

Workplace workouts can snag on stressful corporate culture

As evidence mounts that fit employees are productive workers, companies have slotted into the corporate routine an array of workplace workout initiatives, from in-house gyms to lunchtime yoga.

October 24, 2015

Stress response may help teens avoid car accidents

A little stress may be a good thing for teenagers learning to drive

October 24, 2015

Long hours at work can push you to drink, study says

Working more than a standard 40-hour workweek (if that "standard" still even exists) won't only shave away at your R&R time: It may also cause you to drink more, the Guardian reports.

October 24, 2015

Do you need a friend break? Dealing with friendship transitions

Though you may have once shared two-halves of a heart necklace that read Friends Forever, you now dread seeing her name on your caller ID.

October 24, 2015

Being shorter may lead to feelings of inferiority, study says

A new study published in Psychiatry Today found that people who had their height 鈥渧irtually lowered鈥� felt inferior and mistrustful, Medical News Today reported.

October 24, 2015

Fitness in middle age linked to healthier brain in later years

People who have better aerobic fitness in middle age may ward off decreases in brain volume later in life, potentially preserving memory and other functions, a U.S. study suggests.