If I learned anything from having to work from home due to the pandemic, it's that it can be a pain in the neck. And the back. And the legs. Here is some advice that might make remote working less painful. The sudden mass shift to remote work caused by the coronavirus crisis created what has been called the largest work-from-home experiment in history. Whatever you call it, our time in the lab has taught us that while today's technology is great at supporting remote work, tec

Mental health plays a huge role in your overall health and well-being. It affects everything, including how we think, feel and act, and helps determine how we make healthy choices and cope with stress. Because it’s such a crucial component of your health, it’s important to focus on maintaining or improving your mental health. Here are five simple ways to do so every day: 1. Express gratitude. Taking five minutes a day to write down the things that you are grateful for has be

In addition to fighting the health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, public health experts are also fighting the effects of what they refer to as an infodemic. Defined as an outbreak of misinformation, doctors across the country are saying that this infodemic is making it harder to treat patients. Moreover, this misinformation can lead to a breakdown in the doctor-patient relationship, increase risk of infection or serious illness, or worsen the course of the COVID-19 pandemi