There’s
a new debate over one of the biggest weapons in the battle to prevent
heart attacks. A new study claims that coated low-dose aspirin is less
effective than plain aspirin in a daily regimen. Researchers said
there’s little evidence that people are “aspirin-resistant” and
recommends using plain aspirin tablets. Source Link
It
isn't just texting that has safety experts concerned about our
not-so-smartphone driving habits. A survey found that nearly half of
young people also browse the web while driving. One-third admit to
scanning Facebook news feeds and one out of five are posting to social
media from behind the wheel. Source Link
Office
politics and e-mail are two of the biggest time wasters in most
workplaces according to a new study. Most employees say they spend at
least two hours per week on non-work activities. The report says the
total price tag for all that lost productivity costs American businesses
about $134 billion a year. Source Link
