Exploring Phlebotomy: A Gateway Career into the Medical Field When you start working, oftentimes there comes a point when your job starts feeling like a dead end. Sure, the hours pass and the bills are paid. At the same time, there’s little progress or growth. Many individuals get to this moment and desire to have… Read more »
The Hidden Cost of Our Screens What Computer Vision Syndrome Is Doing to Our Eyes — and Our Kids’ We’re all staring at screens. A lot. The average American adult now spends anywhere from 7 to 11 hours a day looking at computers, tablets, and phones. That’s not a typo — that’s most of… Read more »
Have you ever asked yourself how well do you communicate with others? It’s really an important question. If you haven’t asked yourself this question, give it try. Ask yourself, do I really listen to people or do I cut them off to interject my thoughts before they finish their sentence? Do I fold my arms… Read more »
Dealing with Medical Misinformation: How Healthcare Workers Can Educate Patients These days, everyone has a voice and opinion. Everyone is eager to tell what they read in an article a few years ago or what they have already experienced. It is always nice to share information, but it can become disorderly when it harms the… Read more »
How to Master Online Learning: Learning Styles and Study Strategies That Actually Work Online learning provides the freedom. You do not have to be anywhere at any given time. However, that freedom is also puzzling. In the absence of structure, one is likely to lose track or be left behind. The upside is that online… Read more »