Stress has been a part of life in Western society for decades, but the prevalence and incidence of the condition rose dramatically in 2020. A Gallup poll in 2018 reported that 45% of people felt worried a lot and 22% felt angry a lot.1 You can reduce your risk of health problems associated with the… Read More »
It’s the age of the scientist. Their stature has shot up as the world wakes up to the fact we are all dependent on their ingenuity to give us the tools to manage the coronavirus, its variants and the pandemic. They are constantly scouring the horizon for the next challenge and right now that is… Read More »
It is probably a very good friend right now. COVID-19 vaccine trials are underway in an unprecedented fashion. But lately, questions about the integrity of Operation Warp Speed have started to linger. A vaccine availability deadline prior to phase 3 data has not helped, and many think that immunity, while feasible, is still distant. While awaiting proof of vaccine reliance, immune training could act… Read More »