A Heated Argument: The Science of the Office Temperature Conflict

If you work long enough you’ll eventually meet someone that just doesn't get office etiquette. You know that person. He’s the one who always leaves his trash in the kitchen after microwaving tuna for lunch. Regardless of if it’s simple or disgusting, poor etiquette can be disruptive to the work day.

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New Developments in Rio have Doctors Scrambling for a Solution

The Olympic games have traditionally brought hope with them wherever they went.

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A Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment has Shown Promising Results

In a capitalistic country we often think of value monetarily. How much do you make? How much is your house worth? How large is your 401K?

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Summer Unplugging: What, How and Why?

With the unofficial start of summer now in our rearview mirrors, millions of Americans are working to execute their best summer vacation plans. For more than forty million of them, those plans may very well include camping.

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It's Services, not Devices, that Make the IoT Cool

New tech devices may get headlines, but it’s the solutions they provide that grant real benefit. Wearables and The Internet of Things (IoT) work the same way. While new devices may be cutting edge and cool to play with, their true value is in the end result. That’s easier to recognize when the...

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Trips for Change: Vacations that Shape Your Well-being

Every decision we make can have a direct effect on our health. Whether you’re wondering what to have to eat or where to go on vacation, each has the potential to leave a lasting impact on your well-being.

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Our View: Data Integrity and Compliance With CGMP

With the ever increasing concern on data integrity and FDAs uptick of warning letters concerning the subject matter, FDA has released a draft guidance for those in the industry.

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Breakthroughs in Alzheimer's Care Provide Optimism for New Treatment

The human mind is our greatest asset. It’s packed with more neurons than any other creature on earth; so much so that our brain can only efficiently power between one and fourteen percent of it at any one time.

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Scientists Develop Smallest Living Genome Found in Nature

Evolution is the process by which organisms are able to grow and develop over time. It’s what has allowed the peppered moth to survive the industrial revolution, mice to develop an immunity to rat poison, and lizards to grow longer legs to avoid attacks from fire ants. It’s also the process that’s...

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Thought Controlled Wheelchairs May Provide Hope for Disability Patients

Psychic powers may not be real, but a team at Duke University has developed technology that would seem to manufacture the abilities in those who suffer from paralyzation.

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