Researchers from Michigan State University say that keeping up with email throughout the day places high -- and sometimes downright impossible -- demands on managers that prevents them from achieving their personal goals and from being good leaders for their teams. | Continue reading
Physicians may be more stressed than ever -- one recent survey found that half were thinking about hanging up their stethoscopes for good. New research continues to demonstrate the demise of doctors, with burnout levels jumping dramatically over just a three-year span. | Continue reading
Most of our experiences in life are fabricated from earlier memories, a new study finds, but researchers say how we perceive and respond to each experience depends on how well we can recall even the most trivial aspects of those memories. | Continue reading
How much free time do you get to enjoy each week? If you're like the most people, it's hardly enough to even be excited about. A new survey finds that the average American logs just four hours and 26 minutes of time to themselves in a given week. | Continue reading
Smartphones are draining the number of hours we sleep and the amount of work we get done at our jobs, according to the results of new Australian survey. | Continue reading
A new study finds that nearly nine in ten doctors believe barriers set by insurance plans have led to worsened conditions for patients in need of care. | Continue reading
A new study finds chilling-out isn't just an indulgence: according to researchers, stress not only impairs memory, but actually decreases brain size. | Continue reading
A third of natural-born Americans are thinking about packing up and living elsewhere -- outside the United States -- but it may not be for the reason you think, a new study finds. | Continue reading
How long do you wait after waking up before you pick up your smartphone and check your texts, notifications, or social media apps? A new survey finds that nearly one in four people grab their phones less than a minute after getting up each morning. | Continue reading
A new study finds that nice people may be more likely to struggle financially -- even to the point of bankruptcy -- than those who are less thoughtful. | Continue reading
In a spat with a loved one and can't reach a resolution? Hug it out. A new study finds that hugs shield us from the harmful effects of a soured mood that come from arguments and conflicts with others. | Continue reading
It may not be so hard to believe during this murky political landscape, but a new study finds the divide between Democrats and Republicans is the worst it's ever been, more so than many people may even think. | Continue reading
In a surprising twist, recently published research indicates boys are more likely to report being victims of dating violence committed by partners who hit, slap or push them. | Continue reading
A new study finds that girls perform significantly better than boys on standardized tests of reading and writing abilities | Continue reading
Researchers say studying individuals, not large groups, is the only way to accurate conclusions BERKELEY, Calif. -- People like to read studies. This, we at StudyFinds, know to be true. But we also know that people like | Continue reading
One more reason to take extra care of your mind, especially on the hard days: Depression among older adults may lead to faster brain aging and memory problems, according to a new study. | Continue reading