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A 35-Year Follow-up of the Harvard Mastery of Stress Study - Traumau? und Verantwortung e.V.
 “91% percent of participants who did not perceive themselves to have had a warm relationship with their mothers (assessed during college) had diagnosed diseases in midlife (including coronary artery disease, hypertension, duodenal ulcer, and alcoholism), as compared to 45% of participants who perceived themselves to have had a warm relationship with their mothers. A similar association between perceived warmth and closeness and future illness was obtained for fathers.”“82% of the participants who reported tolerant or strained relationships with their fathers had significant health issues in midlife, compared to 50% of those who had warm or close relationships with their fathers.
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Editor's Note: If participants had strained relationships with both parents, the results were startling: 100 percent had significant health issues, versus 47 percent of those who described their relationships with their parents as being warm and close.
WorkA New Model for Funding Healthcare Innovation - Harvard Business Review (No paywall) Entrepreneur Duke Rohlen creates California-based Ajax Health under a new model for innovation and business growth. Calling it the Chassis and Growth Drivers model, he structures it to create innovative new products to capture a higher portion of the financial returns. Partnering with major private equity firms, Rohlen considers a $1 billion bid to buy Cordis. WorkThe Death of the Stubborn DeveloperI wrote a blog post back in May called The Death of the Junior Developer. It made people mad. My thesis has since been corroborated by a bunch of big companies, and it is also happening in other industries, not just software.
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WorkWorkThe madness of Luigi Mangione - WSJ (No paywall) The arrest of 26-year-old Luigi Mangione on the charge of murdering a healthcare CEO ends the hunt for the mystery man with a hoodie. But what it doesnt solve is the mystery of why an intelligent, well-liked young man who had much to live for would allegedly shoot a stranger in the back on a New York street.
WorkWorkFederal Judge Cancels Sale Of Infowars To The Onion - Forbes (No paywall) A federal judge on Tuesday scrapped the sale of Alex Jones' Infowars to the satirical news website The Onion, ruling that the auction process failed to adequately compensate the family of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victimsto whom Jones has been ordered to pay $1.5 billion in damages for promoting conspiracy theories about the incident.
WorkSyrian rebels have dealt a blow to Vladimir Putins naval ambitions - The Economist (No paywall) FOR 50 YEARS Russias foothold in the Mediterranean has been bound up with the Assad dynasty in Syria. It was in 1971 that Hafez al-Assadfather of Bashar, Syrias dictator until last weekbecame president of the country. And it was the same year that the Soviet Union signed a deal with Syria to lease a port at Tartus on Syrias coast. That enduring Russian military presence now hangs by a thread, following the swift collapse of the Assad regime. The Kremlin appears to have avoided a panicked and disorderly departure, but its influence on NATOs southern flank is likely to wane. Work WorkWorkCould Luigi Mangione reaction spark copycat shootings? The shooting of Brian Thompson sparked two very separate reactions around his killer: a manhunt and admiration from certain parts of the internet, with the latter creating concern among security experts that this killing might inspire copy-cat events. WorkWorkAI Content Is Great - You're Just Using It Wrong People often talk about AI-generated content as if it's all the same thing. It's not. There are two very different ways to use AI for content, and mixing them up leads to wrong conclusions about what AI can and should do. Most people use AI by asking it to write content from scratch. WorkWorkSan Francisco is on track to have lowest homicide rate in 60 years SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco is on track to have the lowest homicide rate in 60 years, according to the police department and mayor's office. "This wasn't an accident," San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott said Tuesday at a news conference. "This was very strategic. WorkJudge Rejects Sale of Infowars to The Onion: What to Know A federal judge on Tuesday night rejected the auction sale of Alex Jones' Infowars to The Onion satirical news outlet, criticizing the bidding process as flawed and the amount of money that families of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary shooting stood to receive. WorkWorkHow Electrical and Calcium Signaling Work as One to Regulate Blood Flow Cerebral blood delivery depends on mechanisms such as electrical signaling, which propagates through capillary networks to upstream arterioles to deliver blood, and calcium signaling, which fine-tunes local blood flow. For years, these mechanisms were thought to operate independently. WorkWorkWorkWorkRooftop system lets any EV harness the power of the sun While there are a few electric cars that have onboard photovoltaic panels for charging on the go, such vehicles are definitely in the minority. The DartSolar system was designed to change that, by adding a rooftop solar power system to any EV. WorkWorkWorkWorkWordPress must stop blocking WP Engine, judge rules WP Engine just won a preliminary injunction against WordPress parent company Automattic. On Tuesday, a California District Court judge ordered Automattic to stop blocking WP Engine's access to WordPress.org resources and interfering with its plugins. WorkGM halts funding of robotaxi development by Cruise The Detroit automaker plans to "realign its autonomous driving strategy" to focus on advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous systems for use in personal vehicles instead, and it will combine the majority-owned Cruise LLC and GM technical teams. WorkHow Sleep Shapes Our Brain's Mental Navigational Maps Summary: A new study reveals how the brain forms cohesive mental maps of spaces and highlights the critical role of sleep in this process. While "place cells" in the hippocampus mark specific locations, weaker spatial cells stitch these points into a comprehensive cognitive map. WorkDrivers of global tourism carbon emissions Tourism has a critical role to play in global carbon emissions pathway. This study estimates the global tourism carbon footprint and identifies the key drivers using environmentally extended input-output modelling. The results indicate that global tourism emissions grew 3.5% p.a. WorkSuspect in C.E.O.'s Killing Fights Extradition to New York The suspect, Luigi Mangione, 26, was charged late Monday in Manhattan with second-degree murder, forgery and three gun charges. The police had released images of him after the fatal shooting of Brian Thompson, 50, in Midtown Manhattan last week. WorkWorkWorkWorkDesign Work to Prevent Burnout Managers are responsible for keeping employee morale and productivity high. Yet when they try to reduce burnout and improve worker well-being, many report not knowing where to start or what to do. WorkWorkHow Numbers Drive Behavioral Decision-making Hospital patients rate their pain on a scale of one to 10. Teachers grade on a curve. And sports fans spend hours debating stats on their favorite teams. Even the most ardent language lover cannot deny the power of numbers to convey information, especially when choices need to be made. WorkWorkWork? The new rules of media Kyle Chayka: There's an old-school magazine editorial format that goes something like "The New Rules for [X]" or "The New Way to [Y]," posing a tongue-in-cheek surety. WorkWorkWork TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 100,000 Industry Executives About Us | Advertise | Privacy PolicyUnsubscribe (one-click) You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs.
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