Is Happiness a Consequence or Cause of Career Success? Lisa C. Walsh, LSE Business Review, Julia K. Boehm, LSE Business Review and Sonja Lyubomirsky, LSE Business Review Science & Medicine Across the lifespan, society often pushes a subtle message with a basic formula: Work hard, become successful, then you’ll be happy. We hear it from our parents, teachers, employers, and even television...
Breastfeeding Has Been the Best Public Health Policy Throughout History Joan Y. Meek, The Conversation Politics & Economics, Science & Medicine Breastfeeding has long been the gold standard for infant nutrition. The American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Family Physicians, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists,...
How Underground Groups Use Psychedelic Drugs for Healing Rachel Harrison, Futurity Medicine, Science & Medicine For a new study, researchers interviewed 15 individuals who have facilitated plant medicine ceremonies for thousands of people. In guided sessions or ceremonies, facilitators administer drugs like...
GMOs: Enhancement or Endangerment? Kevin Gardner Science & Medicine, Uncategorized Most nutrition-conscious consumers hear the exhortation to "eat clean" on a regular basis. This phrase simply refers to an absence of artificial ingredients, added hormones and over-processing. Yet, as they...
“No-Tell Motels”: Abortion in Pre-Roe South Carolina Cara Delay, Nursing Clio, Cora Webb, Nursing Clio, Regina Day, Nursing Clio and Madeleine Ware, Nursing Clio Science & Medicine, Society & Culture “Charleston was the place to come before Roe v. Wade, for abortions.” Reminiscing about illegal abortion in South Carolina in the 1960s and early 1970s, this woman in her 60s, an oral history narrator,...
Where is the Internet Headed? Solana Larsen, LSE Business Review Science & Medicine, Society & Culture Over the past few months, you’ve almost certainly heard someone lament the state of the internet. It might have been a friend or family member, who learned the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica breach was...
Gun Safety Skills Disappear When Kids find the Real Thing Patti Verbanas, Futurity/Rutgers University Science & Medicine Children who participate in gun safety programs often ignore what they learned when they encounter a real firearm, research shows. The report, which appears in Health Promotion Practice, reviewed 10...