Coping advice from people with the world’s most stressful jobs
You may not be an air traffic controller or a trauma surgeon, but hearing how workers with those jobs handle stress can help you stay calm.
You may not be an air traffic controller or a trauma surgeon, but hearing how workers with those jobs handle stress can help you stay calm.
As COVID continues to surge, hospitals are turning tents into nature-inspired “recharge rooms” to help frontline workers destress.
Feeling stressed isn’t good for your health. Here’s what happens inside your body when you’re anxious all the time.
High in the sky and deep in the sea, tiny animals conspire to form mesmerizing displays. For them, these aerial and aquatic ballets are just a way of life.
Your insomnia and other sleep issues could arise from a whole host of problems, including uncomfortable temperatures, genetic conditions, lack of exercise, and tech devices.
From watching TV to going to the gym, Americans show particular demographic patterns in how they spend their free time.
From babies to refugees, hums carry powerful emotions steeped in nostalgia, comfort, and relatability. But there’s a physical benefit too.
Chernobyl seems like a wasteland, but in reality nature has reclaimed much of the region. Some animals have even thrived.
For at least a century, science has been trying to find the tunes that our furry and feathered friends want to hear.
While there are a few root causes for constant ringing and hearing loss, the treatments vary widely. Sarah Theodoroff is trying a few.