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Who are the doctors who don't get stressed at work? Check if you have the personality type

Who are the doctors who don't get stressed at work? Check if you have the personality type

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Who are the doctors who don't get stressed at work? According to this meta-analysis, the personality type to have is: extravert who is open to experience and has a deep learning style. If you are this type, congratulations! If not, read below, and be sure to check the references at the end.The Big Five personality inventory measures personality based on

Unprecedented range of therapeutic options for rheumatic diseases is now available — challenge is to make them accessible

Unprecedented range of therapeutic options for rheumatic diseases is now available — challenge is to make them accessible

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From The Lancet:Small molecule inhibitors of Janus kinase (JAK)Much of the recent knowledge of the underlying mechanisms that drive rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases has come from preclinical studies of key cytokines, including tumour necrosis factor alpha, interleukin 6, and granulocyte–macrophage colony-stimulating factor. New Janus kinase (JAK) inhibitors include tofacitinib and baricitinib which are approved for treatment of arthritis

Get Ready for Your Next Meeting With the Boss–at the Gym

Get Ready for Your Next Meeting With the Boss–at the Gym

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From WSJ: As an alternative to meetings, buff bosses are inviting their employees to exercise and work out (video):Some prospective employers ask baffled applicants to take jogs, lift weights or do sit-ups; ‘I thought I was going to pass out’, says one job applicant. Read more in WSJ here: Thanks for Your Job Application—Shall We Begin at the

How to live to 100: avoid "major agers", choose foods that love you back

How to live to 100: avoid "major agers", choose foods that love you back

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The one and only Dr. Roizen shares tips for Living to 100, using some memorable buzz words, among them:- avoid the "major agers" of stress and lack of sleep- have a relationship with your food - choose foods that "love you back"Here is the Cleveland Clinic Chief Wellness Officer, Mike Roizen, M.D.: