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Texting while walking poses safety risk and makes you ‘like a robot’, study finds0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- February 9, 2014
Have you ever been so focused on texting while walking that you bumped right into someone? It’s more than just annoying; it can actually be very dangerous for you and others. Researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia have found that texting while walking inhibits your ability to walk in a straight line and slows you down, which puts you at risk of getting injured.
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READ MORETending the Body’s Microbial Garden0
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- June 21, 2012
As we learn more about the complex contributions of the trillions of microbes we carry in and on our bodies, some scientists want to be more like landscapers– nurturing the good and weeding out the bad. The New York Times, 6/19/2012
READ MORETen workplace habits that could cost your career0
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- September 21, 2011
Four leading career coaches offer insight on 10 bad workplace habits they have seen that lead to poor reviews by employers. Some of the habits discussed include being addicted to email, sucking up to the boss, constantly making excuses and having a quick temper. The Globe and Mail, 9/20/2011
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