Being able to juggle multiple tasks at once may not be as productive as we think. A new study from the National Academy of Sciences found that people who perform multiple tasks in a variety of media — like instant messaging, Web surfing, word processing, texting and more — are more easily distracted by irrelevant information and therefore have a more difficult time when needed to switch attention from one task to another.
As students across America are heading back to school, Montel Williams’ daughter is calling for healthy, vegetarian school lunch options in a television commercial airing tonight.
Internet and game addicts, you’re in luck…maybe. The first U.S. Internet and gaming addicting center is open for business in the United States.
I thought I was moderately active person, but when I started wearing a pedometer, I found out I was wrong.
Is food a drug? Why do we crave certain foods? Dr. David Kessler has a fascinating new book, The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite.
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