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Skin sabotage: Everyday habits that may be harming your skin (opens the original)
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A good skin-care routine can help your skin look its best, and a lot of Americans are trying to stick to one. A YouGov survey found about half say they have a somewhat or very consistent skin-care routine. But dermatologists say great skin isnât just about the serums, cleansers, and creams you buy. Some of the most common habits in your daily routine, things you do without even thinking, could actually be causing dryness, irritation, and breakouts. Cleanse it. Tone it, add some serum and moist
Tips on how you can keep your spirits up as we head toward winter (opens the original)
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As we progress into fall, you may already be noticing the days getting shorter. While some people welcome the change of seasons, others notice theyâre more tired, less motivated or just not quite themselves.The mornings are getting darker too, and before long, many of us will be spending a lot less time in the sunlight. And that change can affect more than our schedules. It can affect how we feel.Itâs not unusual to experience a bit of a seasonal mood shift as we move into fall and winter. Y
Some brain boosting habits that can help fight cognitive decline (opens the original)
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A new national survey commissioned by The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center finds most U.S. adults believe brain health habits should begin before age 40.The survey of 1,000 adults found that 60% want to prioritize brain health earlier in life but donât know how.Even people with no family history or signs of memory or thinking problems, dementia or Alzheimerâs disease are starting to take steps to protect their brain health, said neurologist Douglas Scharre, MD, Medical Director of
Planning careers in the age of artificial intelligence (opens the original)
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College has always been about preparing for the future. But today's students are facing a question their parents never had to ask: âWill artificial intelligence replace the job Iâm studying for?â About 70% of college students say they worry artificial intelligence could hurt their career prospects. And some are even changing their majors because of it. Ten years ago, you called customer service. Today, you're probably talking to a chatbot. Five years ago, a graphic designer created your i
Memory trap: Are you lost in the camera roll? (opens the original)
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We're living through the most photographed time in history. We're taking more photos than ever before âabout 20 every day. That's more than 7,000 photos a year. However, neuroscientists say our brains aren't built to record everything. They remember what we pay attention to, and when our attention shifts to getting the perfect photo, we may encode fewer details of the experience itself. We take pictures, a lot of pictures! Our kids, our dogs, our vacations â and sometimes we never really se
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