In Denmark, a person who stays up late is a “B-person,” in contrast to an early riser or “A-person?”... Read More
3 Transformative Morning Habits
3 Transformative Morning Habits Mornings? Are they a scramble for you? Do you repeatedly smack the snooze button? Chug coffee like it was going out of style, then dash out... Read More
I Went To Rome and Am Now Thinking About Time Affluence
Time affluence refers to sufficient time to pursue meaningful activities and leisure, control over one’s schedule, and a lack of time-strapped or overwhelmed.... Read More
The Unseen Architects of Cancer: Non-Cancerous Cell Influence
I have always wondered whether we are thinking too narrowly when we focus on cancer cells. Surely, the surrounding microenvironment influences cancer behavior. After all, cancer needs a blood supply, oxygen, nutrition, and more. Stanford researchers aimed to understand this intricate interplay better. The scientists developed a novel framework (a “colocatome”) to map the locations and interactions of all cell types within a tumor.... Read More
My Reflections at Year’s End
In the 1950s, philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre categorized the pursuit of happiness into three distinct approaches: 1) Having; 2) Doing; and 3) Being.... Read More
The Future of Vaccines
Today I explore the future of vaccines: Timing a booster. Imagine a world where vaccine schedules aren’t based on guesswork but on precise, personalized data. Where booster shots are given... Read More
The Pill and Ovarian Cancer
Unfortunately, there’s no single, reliable screening test for ovarian cancer in women at average risk. ... Read More
The Shocking Math Behind What You Find Beautiful
Using eye-tracking, qEEG, and fMRI, Taylor and colleagues discovered that a specific type of fractal naturally draws people, which can reduce stress. This stress reduction appears to happen because of a physiological resonance.... Read More