15-years of satellite imagery shows snow’s comings and goings
Winter snows are accumulating in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, creating the snowpacks that serve as a primary source of water […]
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Continuous indoor exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke triggers changes in the heart’s electrical activity, known as cardiac alternans, that can […] With nearly breakneck speed, the demands of work productivity in today’s society seem to have increased tenfold. Enter multitasking as […] Allowing sunlight in through windows can kill bacteria that live in dust, according to a study published in the open […] Researchers have discovered that the same gene which increases your risk of depression following financial stress as you grow older […] An open plan design, with no partitions between desks (‘open bench’ configuration), may be healthier than other types of workstation […] Over the past decade, salaries for hospital CEOs have risen much faster than for surgeons, physicians, and nurses, reports a […] How do transport modes influence people’s health? A new study led by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal), a […] Employer expectations of work email monitoring during nonwork hours are detrimental to the health and well-being of not only employees […] In many countries, health care reimbursements for drugs are directly related to their value or net health benefits in treating […]
Secondhand smoke and cardiac arrhythmia
Are you stressed? Your eyes may provide a window into your mental workload
Letting the sunshine in may kill dust-dwelling bacteria
Gene which decreases risk of social network-related stress, increases finance-related stress risk
No partitions between desks may be ‘healthier’ for office workers: Linked to less stress and more physical activity than cubicles or private offices
Wage gap between hospital executives and doctors is widening, study finds
Cycling is the urban transport mode associated with the greatest health benefits
Mere expectation of checking work email after hours harms health of workers and families: Research shows that ‘flexible work boundaries’ often turn into ‘work without boundaries’
Drug prices not always aligned with value, researchers say: U.S. drug prices are not consistently linked to net health benefits
