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Names like Karishma Mehta, First Human at Humans of Bombay, Faye D'Souza, Independent Journalist, Perizaad Zorabian, Malini Agarwal, Suchitra Pillai & Varun Duggirala will support the brand in its initiative to celebrate humans, connections and more.

Climate expert Jon Burke shares his "practical, inexpensive and rapidly-deployable" blueprint for radically reimagined 21st Century Streets

Well Wisconsin is here to provide flu vaccine clinics at your location this fall. In addition, you'll find the latest information on resources and activities to promote in July, including Daily Habits and Chronic Condition Management, and the July Kindness at Work calendar activities focusing on human connection.

I recently awoke to find a panicked email from the chair of a local community organisation, demanding the removal of newly planted tree saplings due to

Because negative emotions and stress affect physical health, patients mental and emotional well-being are important for clinicians to monitor and treat.

Back in 1939, scientists at Harvard began a longitudinal study in order to “identify the psychosocial predictors of healthy ageing.” The study,

Why do we “click” with certain people and not others? The research on this most fundamental of life forces is growing – and fascinating.

Why do we ‘click’ with certain people and not others? The research on this most fundamental of life forces is growing – and fascinating.

An extensive study from Harvard University found a correlation between a happy and a long life, a relevant finding after strong moments of social isolation

Alex Smith, Editor-in-Chief Robert Waldinger joins HBS Professor Arthur Brooks in his Leadership and Happiness class to share insights from the longest study on adult life ever performed. Alex Smith (MBA ‘23) reports. I hesitated to write this article because, as an RC, I selfishly wanted to keep the secret of Arthur Brooks’ Leadership and