Frontiers

Enabling Sustainable Return-to-Work and Reintegration After Illness and Chronic Conditions

Population aging represents one of the major challenges for occupational and healthcare systems in industrialized countries. The increase in retirement age, ...

Night shifts are deadly, not just inconvenient

California's workplace safety systems are the perfect proving ground for policies that recognize the hazards of disrupting ...

Workplace Wellbeing Isn’t Bought. A New Global Study Says It’s Designed

A five-year Gallup study of 351,000 workers finds wellbeing rests on enjoyment, purpose and choice, and that leaders must ...

Gen Zers want to help, they really do, if the work pays well enough

The younger generation is looking for jobs that help others, but concerns over their finances and well-being are giving them ...
Food & Wine

Eating More Ultra-Processed Foods May Raise Dementia Risk by 58%, Harvard Study Finds

Grocery shoppers who default to buying processed deli meats and sodas every week may want to think twice before adding these items to the cart. According to a new study conducted by researchers at the ...
The Business Journals

Wellness focus makes Athens Administrators a hit with employees

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min Flexible work, wellness programs ...
Inc

Harvard Study: This Common Food Group Raises Your Risk of Dementia by 58 Percent

Sliced deli meat, packaged cookies, and potato chips all sound like the components of a great summer lunch. But what are they actually delivering? Temporary satisfaction, a midafternoon crash, and ...
Midland Reporter-Telegram

The skills people still perform better than AI, according to workplace experts

NEW YORK (AP) — Many workers fear machines will supplant them as adoption of artificial intelligence accelerates. But what if people have qualities both unmistakably human and essential to career ...
CNBC

Remote work career risks for Gen Z are 'subtle, but material,' Harvard professor says: How to avoid the pitfalls

Remote work may come with career penalties for younger workers, including a lack of mentorship and a challenging path to advancement, research finds. "Many of the benefits of remote work are ...
Scientific American

Remote work is making Americans lonelier and sadder, new study suggests

When the pandemic hit, just like so many Americans, researcher Emma Harrington started working remotely. What shocked her most in those early days of COVID was how productive she was. Then a Ph.D.
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Harvard’s Student-led Global Affairs Program Launches International Relations and Development Journal

Members of the Global Affairs Program together for a meeting at Harvard Kennedy School. Nearly two years ago, two Harvard students set out to create a highly-needed space on campus for undergraduates ...
The Harvard Crimson

Harvard's Kempner Institute Bet Big on AI. Now It Has to Prove Itself.

Karel Svoboda thought the Kempner Institute might be making a mistake. As a former member of Kempner’s Scientific Advisory Board, he was skeptical of Harvard’s decision to build its own artificial ...