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FORBES
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7 Ways Meditation Can Actually Change the Brain
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Why the Brains of High-Powered People May Be Prone to Addiction
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Depression Isn't Always 
What You Think: The
Subtle Signs
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Curcumin May Reverse Memory Problems, Improve Mood
The University of Chicago:  Chicago Booth Review
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How poverty changes your mind-set
Understanding psychology may be key to addressing the problem.
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What happened to your goals? 
The science of motivation can help you finish what you started.
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Think you're not racist? 
Research uncovers our secret prejudices, and ways to overcome them.
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What your future self can teach you
The 'future you' can help you be wealthier, healthier, and more generous in the present.
Chicago Booth Magazine
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How Can You Make Mentoring More Effective? 
We explored what makes for an effective mentorship relationship with three Booth experts.
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How Can Humans Work With Artificial Intelligence? 
AI may take the place of some jobs, but it will also create new jobs—and free up humans to engage in more creative and, well, human tasks. 
TheAtlantic.com
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The Robots of Medicine
In theory, surgical robots should assist clunky humans with tasks that we have trouble with, but we're still outperforming them in many ways.
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'Hurtful and Beautiful': Life with Multiple Sclerosis
Poet and teacher Laurie Lambeth discusses her perspective on the ever-changing normals of life with the constant reminder that "physical ability is tenuous at best." 
YogaGlo.com
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The Language of Yoga: Satsanga
The Sanskrit word comes from the root “sat,” which means “truth” and “sanga,” which means “coming together.”
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The Eight Limbs of Yoga: Ishvara Pranidhana
The fifth and final niyama, ishvara pranidhana, is the queen mother of all the restraints and observances that serve as the roots of yoga: Surrender.
Johns Hopkins Magazine
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Careful Wording
Hopkins geriatrician Nancy Schoenborn wants to set a gold standard for discussing health and life expectancy.
Boston University Questrom School of Business Magazine
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Be More Persuasive
New research shows new ways to convince customers--and coworkers--that they need to buy what you're selling.
Society for Neuroscience
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In Review: Investing in the Brain’s Cognitive Reserve
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