Mae is in the studio with fitness trainer Susanna Kalnes talking about the consequences of bad posture and how to fix it. Over 80 percent of U.S. adults suffer from some type of back pain. Susanna said she often sees people practicing good form while exercising, but the second they leave the gym, all of… View Article
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By Alex Gorelik If 2018 was about anything, it was about preparing big data for its next big phase. After several years of being stalled, stymied, and even charged with being one big bust, big data is about to live up to its hype. Many of the CDOs and other data professionals I’ve spoken with in… View Article
Mae is in the kitchen with Nutritional Scientist Dr. Tracy Shafizadeh learning how parents can boost their kids’ health. Source
By Jon Lavietes, Senior Associate There is a feeling among many economists that economic growth will soon cease, and that we will find ourselves in the midst of a major recession in 2020 or as early as this year, depending on whom you ask. Like every other industry, PR agencies and corporate communications departments will… View Article
By Hilary Brueck Bill Gates readily acknowledges he’s always been “kind of a weirdo.” That’s what got the Microsoft cofounder into computers in the first place, he said. But these days, Gates’ odd streak is perhaps most apparent when it comes to his fascination with the human gut. In November, Gates brought a jar of poop on… View Article
By Sophie Saint Thomas Anyone with a curiosity for sex toys (or anyone who watched Sex and the City) has likely heard the legend of the rabbit vibrator. Rather than making you choose between a dildo and clitoral vibrator or have penetrative sex while stimulating your clit, the rabbit does it all at the same time. It acts as… View Article
By Kaitlyn Lambert, Account Executive I’d like to start by saying that I’m no Michael Phelps, but I did swim competitively in high-school and still enjoy swimming recreationally now. During a recent swim at my local gym, I got to thinking about what a large impact the sport had on my early career and continues… View Article
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — A recent survey of moms in the U.S. reveals 54 percent prefer a proactive approach to health care for their children, while 40 percent prefer a reactive style of medicine. While this is a positive shift from decades past, bestselling author and pediatrician Dr. Tanya Altmann says there’s still work to be done. She joined… View Article
By A.R. Guess According to a recent press release, “Waterline Data, a global leader in data cataloging solutions and applications, today announced it has released the latest version of the Waterline Data AI-driven Data Catalog (AIDC), a platform that continues to set the pace for innovation while helping global organizations such as Fannie Mae and Nordea… View Article
By: Julia Pugachevsky Valentine’s day gifts can be tricky. After all, the holidays were JUST here, and now you have to think of a present that’s romantic and special, but also not cliché?! And you only have two days left to do it or you look like the worst partner of all time!!!!!!!!!!! AAAH. To read the full… View Article