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As a veteran startup worker who has been laid off during economic downturns, it's dissonant to hear investors say this is a good time to launch a software startup. They're not wrong, however.

In a downturn, non-dilutive grants or contracts from the government should be seen as more appealing than ever because they provide runway without dilution and make for great headlines.

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St. Lucia is making concerted efforts to fill in the demand for pharmacists and health care professionals.The Ministry of Health, Wellness...

New research has found no changes in brain structure after an eight-week mindfulness course. But does that really matter?

After the May 24 school shooting, mental health help is now pouring into Uvalde, where a fourth of residents are uninsured and counseling options are few and far between.

Daily physical activity levels for Canadian children and teens dropped significantly during the pandemic, as school itself has become more sedentary. It's time, say experts, to get kids moving again. 

In today's Morning Brief, oil prices could fall slightly over the months to come, but are still expected to end the year worth more than $100 US per barrel.

Two Lake District fell runners are taking on a 350km race for charity with help from Lancaster Universitys Human Performance Lab.

/PRNewswire/ -- Aduro®, a SaaS provider of employee wellbeing solutions, has promoted Justin Jed and Cliff Drane to their Executive Leadership Team, as Chief...