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UI researcher studies how pro-family workplace benefits can affect women's mental health | Iowa Now - Vimarsana News

UI researcher studies how pro-family workplace benefits can affect women's mental health | Iowa Now

Trying to maintain a balance between workplace and home roles can take a toll on women's mental health, and a UI researcher has studied how employer-sponsored benefits can help.

Source: uiowa.edu
Sarah Huckabee Sanders safely weathered the tornadoes in Arkansas... by hitting up a NASCAR event in North Carolina - Vimarsana News

Sarah Huckabee Sanders safely weathered the tornadoes in Arkansas... by hitting up a NASCAR event in North Carolina

While Arkansas was battered by tornadoes last weekend, Sarah Huckabee Sanders attended a NASCAR race in North Carolina.

Peter Rutter exits RLAM alongside equities colleagues to set up own firm - Vimarsana News

Peter Rutter exits RLAM alongside equities colleagues to set up own firm

Royal London Asset Management's head of equities Peter Rutter and four global equity portfolio managers are set to depart the firm to set up their own company.

University of Iowa experts report on US suicide rate hitting highest levels since 1941 - Vimarsana News

University of Iowa experts report on US suicide rate hitting highest levels since 1941

University of iowa mental health experts are sounding the alarm on high suicide rates.The cdc recently announced the uss suicide rate reached its highest level

University of Iowa expert addresses why U.S. suicide rates are the highest they've been since 1941 - Vimarsana News

University of Iowa expert addresses why U.S. suicide rates are the highest they've been since 1941

While the CDC recently announced that U.S. suicide rates are at the highest levels since 1941, a University of Iowa expert says there’s reason to believe young people may be successfully reducing the stigma surrounding mental health issues.