Zoomer Report

What is the most common cause of back and neck pain during warm weather season?

According to a study in the New England Journal of Medicine, smokers who kick the habit in their 40s or 50s can still reclaim many of the years that would otherwise be lost. The findings show that people who stop by the age of 40 reduce their risk of smoking-related death by 90 per cent, giving them a near-normal life expectancy. Those who stopped smoking at 45 to 54 years old gained about six years of life, compared with those who continued smoking, while those who quit at 55 to 64 gained about four years of life.

Here’s good news for Zoomers who are still hoping to quit smoking.

If it’s been awhile since you took care of an infant, it may be a good idea to brush up on baby care practices.

Do you have a new grandchild, godchild, niece or nephew?

According to a survey by Torontojobs.ca, 34% of workers work for someone older than them, and 15% say they work for someone who is at least ten years younger. With that in mind, the job search website has come up with some tips to Minimize Generational Differences in the Workplace...

Do you work for someone who’s younger?

Ben Franklin once famously said that people who are early to bed and early to rise, are healthy, wealthy, and wise. Now you can add “happy” to that list: Early risers are more likely to feel chipper and energetic than late sleepers, according to research from the University of Toronto.

Are you a morning person or a night owl?

How Canadian government officials have handled the coronavirus pandemic and a crop circle researcher discusses some of the mysterious crop circle formations witnessed across Europe this summer