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Feeling more anxious at night is very common, and there are several reasons why it happens. I wrote about it for @washingtonpost
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A skills platform without a strategy is just expensive shelfware. Reworked Columnist Erica Sweeney explains why experts say the fix is picking three high impact skills first and building a dedicated team, not chasing a bigger tool.
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You Have a Skills Platform. But Do You Have a Skills Strategy? by @ericapsweeney reworked.co/talent-managemen… #SkillsStrategy #TalentManagement
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Many people have overly simplistic ideas about how weight relates to their health, says Dr. Arthi Thirumalai @UWEndocrinology. See the @everydayhealth story by @ericapsweeney. tinyurl.com/wfxjdnx2 @UWMedicine
My newest piece for the NYT! Does facial lymphatic drainage massage actually do much for your skin?
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Can't stop snacking? A new study suggests that it may be an automatic brain response. But does that mean snacking is beyond your control? I wrote about it for @HuffPost
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The Difference Between Sophisticated and Routine AI Users by @ericapsweeney reworked.co/employee-experie… #ArtificialIntelligence #AIUsers
Is your skin ready for summer? Take the skin care quiz I wrote for NYT:
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.@UWashOBGYN Dr. Whitney Horner spoke with @SELFmagazine @ericapsweeney about pelvic organ prolapse: “I want women to know that they are not alone. It’s super common. If it does happen to you, there are many ways, non-surgical and surgical, to treat it.” @UWMedicine
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Independent bookstores are thriving despite numerous challenges. I wrote about how my favorite bookshop is growing for @BusinessInsider
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Energy drinks contain caffeine, of course, but also lots of other things, including vitamins and plant extracts. I wrote about whether these ingredients are beneficial in any way for @nytimes
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Nearly 25% of women in perimenopause and menopause said that masturbating regularly helped them handle mood changes and sleep disturbances, a new study says. I wrote about it for @SELFmagazine
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The FDA is changing how it allows food producers to identify dyes in processed food. I wrote about it for @EverydayHealth
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If there were a magic pill to improve your overall health, experts say it would be aerobic exercise. I wrote about the benefits for @AARP
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The Wegovy pill is now available at pharmacies nationwide, and doctors say this is a "very big deal." I wrote about it for @MensHealthMag
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The @EPA approved 10 new pesticides containing isocycloseram. Environmental & occupational medicine physician Dr. Debra Cherry @UWDeptMedicine @harborviewmc responded to @EverydayHealth @ericapsweeney questions about the decision tinyurl.com/4nm3rx69
ALT Pesticides being sprayed on growing vegetables. Photo in Everyday Health item. Credit: Getty Images.
For @BusinessInsider, I wrote about how companies can use their troves of people data to identify employees who need upskilling and areas where new hires are needed:
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How AI can identify skill gaps
in the workforce
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Rethinking Internal Communications Channels for Belonging by @ericapsweeney reworked.co/employee-experie… #InternalCommunications #WorkplaceCommunications
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For teens and adults who struggle with severe #acne, microdosing Accutane could be the key to finding relief. UTSW's Dr. Heather Goff explains to New York Times reporter @ericapsweeney what microdosing is and how it could improve a person's acne treatment.
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