Beyond Compliance: What Neurodivergent Women Actually Need at Work

Beyond Compliance: What Neurodivergent Women Actually Need at Work

[ad_1] Even as awareness rises, many women with ADHD are left behind by outdated, one-size-fits-all systems. Unsplash+ Workplace accommodations are meant to level the playing field. But for many neurodivergent women, particularly those with ADHD, the systems in place often fall short. Not because they are unwilling to seek support, but because those systems were…

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Former Charles Schwab CEO Gives $20M to Revive Wrestling at His Alma Mater, Penn

Former Charles Schwab CEO Gives M to Revive Wrestling at His Alma Mater, Penn

[ad_1] Dave Pottruck served as Charles Schwab’s CEO in the early 2000s. Courtesy University of Pennsylvania In 1905, the University of Pennsylvania’s Weightman Hall Gymnasium made history as the site of the first-ever collegiate wrestling tournament. Now, more than a century later, that same facility is poised to become the heart of Penn’s wrestling program…

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Jet Set: The Hamptons Packing List

Jet Set: The Hamptons Packing List

[ad_1] Welcome to Jet Set, a recurring feature in which we highlight our favorite accessories and travel must-haves that are perfect for any kind of trip. Whether you’re already packing for your next adventure or still in the early planning stages, we’re here to help with all your jet-setting needs. It’s the season of weekend getaways, and…

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How to Maximize the Health Benefits of Walking

How to Maximize the Health Benefits of Walking

[ad_1] Walking has many demonstrated health benefits: improving heart health, lowering blood sugar, burning calories for weight loss, and improving muscle tone. But most of the research on walking has focused on how long people walk, not how quickly. Recent studies have hinted that altering your walking pace—which has become popular as Japanese walking (also…

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How Deion Sanders Beat Bladder Cancer

How Deion Sanders Beat Bladder Cancer

[ad_1] On July 28, University of Colorado football coach Deion Sanders revealed that he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of bladder cancer—but now, after treatment, is considered cured. “We’re going to beat it, ain’t we?” Sanders, who is 57, asked one of his doctors, Dr. Janet Kukreja, who appeared on stage with him at…

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How Often Should You Wash Your Towels?

How Often Should You Wash Your Towels?

[ad_1] You might think your towels don’t get all that dirty. After all, you’re clean when you use them, right? Wrong, say dermatologists, who argue that people don’t wash their towels often enough. Here, experts break down how frequently you should toss different types of towels in the laundry—and what can happen if you don’t…

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Signs Your House Has Mold—And How to Get Rid of It

Signs Your House Has Mold—And How to Get Rid of It

[ad_1] In the early 1990s, the U.S. was shocked by the mysterious deaths of 12 babies in Cleveland’s poorest neighborhoods. Evidence, while not conclusive, suggested the babies died from breathing in toxic black mold contaminating their homes due to water leaks. The tragedy had a lasting impact on people’s beliefs about the unique effects of…

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