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Recent studies reveal ways to prevent Alzheimer's disease and cognitive decline. Allan J. Hamilton, author of “Younger Next Year”: and “Younger Next Year for Women” explains the importance of exercise in generating the growth of new brain cells. He says physical activity can even result in significant increases in IQ.

Layoffs and unemployment not only impact individuals, but recent research shows they can also impact society, with increases in property crimes and criminal charges. Prof. Mark Votruba, Associate Professor of Economics in the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University, explains why.

89% of Americans believe it’s important for families to have as many family meals as possible each week. Dr. Shannon Robson from the University of Delaware led a study that showed that more frequent family meals were associated with better dietary outcomes and improved family relationships.

Recent studies reveal ways to prevent Alzheimer's disease and cognitive decline. Allan J. Hamilton, author of “Younger Next Year”: and “Younger Next Year for Women” explains the importance of exercise in generating the growth of new brain cells. He says physical activity can even result in significant increases in IQ.

Layoffs and unemployment not only impact individuals, but recent research shows they can also impact society, with increases in property crimes and criminal charges. Prof. Mark Votruba, Associate Professor of Economics in the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University, explains why.

When sexual harassment happens in the workplace, chances are the company won't deal with the complaint properly. Why does this happen, and what can a victim do about it? Adrienne Lawrence, former ESPN anchor and legal analyst, and author of “Staying in the Game: The Playbook for Beating Workplace Sexual Harassment” shares her advice.

When sexual harassment happens in the workplace, chances are the company won't deal with the complaint properly. Why does this happen, and what can a victim do about it? Adrienne Lawrence, former ESPN anchor and legal analyst, and author of “Staying in the Game: The Playbook for Beating Workplace Sexual Harassment” shares her advice.

It seems every day, research tells us a certain food is unhealthy, then another study comes out, contradicting it. How can we know what to believe when it comes to nutrition? George Zaidan, science communicator, television and web host, and author “Ingredients: The Strange Chemistry of What We Put in Us and on Us” shares his research on the topic.

Contact tracing is considered an important tool in the fight against COVID-19. But the program ha s attracted scam artists. Colleen Tressler from the Federal Trade Commission shares tips on how you can avoid being a victim.

Do you understand the differences between two primary tests related to COVID-19? Bobbi Pritt, MD, from the Mayo Clinic, explains what every American needs to know about COVID-19 tests.