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"Excited Every Day": Microsoft Employee's Viral Video Praises Workplace Culture
A video shared online by a Bengaluru-based Microsoft employee has gone viral after she revealed why walking into her office remains just as thrilling today as it was five years ago.
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Mental Health In Fathers: The Silent Pressures Of Responsibility
Society often views fathers as strong providers who can handle every challenge without showing vulnerability. This expectation can make it difficult for them to express stress, anxiety, or self-doubt.
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Sick But Still Working? New Research Reveals Why Employees Feel Unable To Stay Home
Researchers warn that these policies may undermine worker wellbeing, reduce productivity and weaken the intended benefits of sick leave protections.
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Music And Museum Visits Act Like Exercise And May Slow Ageing By 4%, Study Finds
The findings showed that people who engaged more often with these activities tended to display signs of healthier ageing.
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"Doesn't Feel Like An Office": Indian Man Gives Peek Inside Workplace In Sweden
The video was shared with a caption stating that corporate offices in Europe offer a very good work-life balance.
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Why Eating Alone Could Be Weighing More On Your Health Than You Think
A new global study could be weighing more on your health than you think. Here is what the global study wants to know about eating alone and why you need to make small changes for your well-being.
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8 Out Of 10 World's Happiest Countries 2026 Are European, Costa Rica's Jump Is Most Impressive
Europe once again leads the World Happiness Report 2026, with most top countries coming from the region. Costa Rica is the biggest surprise, rising sharply thanks to its focus on community living and a peaceful lifestyle.
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X, TikTok And Instagram Worse For Your Mental Health Than WhatsApp, Facebook: Study
A University of Oxford study finds that algorithmic social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok harm mental health compared to connection-focused apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook.
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After A 7-Day Break, Longevity Expert Bryan Johnson Says Social Media Feels Like "Pollution"
Johnson advised people to take a break from social media. He suggested that those who haven't already done so could try a social media fast for at least a day to understand its effects.
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American Man Says Germany Beats US In Work-Life Balance. Here's Why
He said the corporate culture in Germany is nothing like what he experienced or witnessed firsthand in America.
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21% Of Gen Z In India Believe That Work-Life Imbalance Is A Mental Health Concern, Says Survey
World Mental Health Day 2024 is appropriate enough of a time to discuss the widespread impact of one's mental health on every area of life
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"Save More, Sleep Better": Study Shows Financial Habits Boost Wellbeing
The report's findings underscore the complexity of factors influencing well-being, including existing savings levels and life stages.
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Internet Access And Use Linked To Greater Wellbeing, Study Finds
Spending time online is usually portrayed as something to avoid, however, a new study suggests that Internet access and use may actually contribute to greater well-being globally.
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Mental Health: Add These Morning Routine Practices To Your Daily Life To Improve Mental Health
Every morning, even if you just have 20 minutes to spare, you may use that time to support mental wellness.
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Airline Regulator Proposes Measures For Mental Wellbeing Of Flight Crew, Air Traffic Controllers
To ensure mental wellbeing of flight crew and air traffic controllers, civil aviation watchdog DGCA has proposed various measures, including mental health assessment during the medical assessments and peer support programme.
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"Excited Every Day": Microsoft Employee's Viral Video Praises Workplace Culture
A video shared online by a Bengaluru-based Microsoft employee has gone viral after she revealed why walking into her office remains just as thrilling today as it was five years ago.
-
Mental Health In Fathers: The Silent Pressures Of Responsibility
Society often views fathers as strong providers who can handle every challenge without showing vulnerability. This expectation can make it difficult for them to express stress, anxiety, or self-doubt.
-
Sick But Still Working? New Research Reveals Why Employees Feel Unable To Stay Home
Researchers warn that these policies may undermine worker wellbeing, reduce productivity and weaken the intended benefits of sick leave protections.
-
Music And Museum Visits Act Like Exercise And May Slow Ageing By 4%, Study Finds
The findings showed that people who engaged more often with these activities tended to display signs of healthier ageing.
-
"Doesn't Feel Like An Office": Indian Man Gives Peek Inside Workplace In Sweden
The video was shared with a caption stating that corporate offices in Europe offer a very good work-life balance.
-
Why Eating Alone Could Be Weighing More On Your Health Than You Think
A new global study could be weighing more on your health than you think. Here is what the global study wants to know about eating alone and why you need to make small changes for your well-being.
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8 Out Of 10 World's Happiest Countries 2026 Are European, Costa Rica's Jump Is Most Impressive
Europe once again leads the World Happiness Report 2026, with most top countries coming from the region. Costa Rica is the biggest surprise, rising sharply thanks to its focus on community living and a peaceful lifestyle.
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X, TikTok And Instagram Worse For Your Mental Health Than WhatsApp, Facebook: Study
A University of Oxford study finds that algorithmic social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok harm mental health compared to connection-focused apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook.
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After A 7-Day Break, Longevity Expert Bryan Johnson Says Social Media Feels Like "Pollution"
Johnson advised people to take a break from social media. He suggested that those who haven't already done so could try a social media fast for at least a day to understand its effects.
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American Man Says Germany Beats US In Work-Life Balance. Here's Why
He said the corporate culture in Germany is nothing like what he experienced or witnessed firsthand in America.
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21% Of Gen Z In India Believe That Work-Life Imbalance Is A Mental Health Concern, Says Survey
World Mental Health Day 2024 is appropriate enough of a time to discuss the widespread impact of one's mental health on every area of life
-
"Save More, Sleep Better": Study Shows Financial Habits Boost Wellbeing
The report's findings underscore the complexity of factors influencing well-being, including existing savings levels and life stages.
-
Internet Access And Use Linked To Greater Wellbeing, Study Finds
Spending time online is usually portrayed as something to avoid, however, a new study suggests that Internet access and use may actually contribute to greater well-being globally.
-
Mental Health: Add These Morning Routine Practices To Your Daily Life To Improve Mental Health
Every morning, even if you just have 20 minutes to spare, you may use that time to support mental wellness.
-
Airline Regulator Proposes Measures For Mental Wellbeing Of Flight Crew, Air Traffic Controllers
To ensure mental wellbeing of flight crew and air traffic controllers, civil aviation watchdog DGCA has proposed various measures, including mental health assessment during the medical assessments and peer support programme.
