MEDICINE & HEALTH

Science Shows Multitasking Doesn’t Work

Science Shows Multitasking Doesn’t Work

A lot of people feel that the best way to get work done quickly is by multitasking. However, there has been a lot of research into the subject, and most of the studies show that multitasking does not work. In fact, one study found that only around 2.5 percent of the population has the ability to multitask successfully. That's a very low number! So, what is it about multitasking that makes it so unsuccessful? What's the science behind it? Let's take a look...
Help Others With a Career as a Medical Assistant

Help Others With a Career as a Medical Assistant

If you desire to help people as a career, becoming a Medical Assistant could be the path for you. A medical assistant assists the physician by overtaking the administrative and clinical tasks to keep their routine running smoothly. The role of a medical assistant ranges from administrative duties to clinical duties.
Reasons to Work in Healthcare

Reasons to Work in Healthcare

If you have always had the ambition to make a difference to someone's life, working in the healthcare industry may be an option to consider if you're looking to make a career change.
The FDA Updates Their List to 75 Harmful Sanitizers

The FDA Updates Their List to 75 Harmful Sanitizers

75 hand sanitizer brands make up the FDA's list for consumers to avoid methanol poisoning. The FDA continues to investigate hand sanitizer production and monitor which brands contain toxic chemicals.
3 Tips in Coping With Coronavirus Anxiety

3 Tips in Coping with Coronavirus Anxiety

Fears about COVID-19 take an emotional toll especially to someone who has an anxiety disorder. Here are some tips to help you cope during the stressful times of pandemic.
Diabetes Drug May be Effective Treatment for ALS

Diabetes Drug May Be Effective Treatment for ALS

In a breakthrough discovery, metformin is found to be effective not only for diabetic patients, but for those with a genetic mutation that results in a specific form of ALS, or C9-ALS. Scientists are already in phase 2 of trials.

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