Enclothed Cognition

Today's online consumer marketplace is a constantly shifting sea of new technologies, retail strategies, and marketing ploys. Developing an effective business strategy in such a fickle atmosphere is no small feat, but staying on top of market changes and forecasts is essential to capturing as much market demand as possible. 

T'was the night before Christmas, and all through the ward, scurried poor night shift nurses, who had no time to be bored....

The importance of STEM education for students in the U.S. cannot be overstated. Demand for scientists, engineers, and medical professionals is growing at a rapid pace, but there is a marked shortage of students graduating with STEM background who can fill these roles.

The Hippocratic Oath is one of the most revered documents of history. Thought to be written around the year 5 BC, the principles laid out in this document provide the framework for modern medical ethics. 

October marked the mandatory implementation of the WHO's ICD-10 codes, just in time to provide healthcare workers with all the codes they could possibly need for documenting holiday-related injury or illness. Here are fourteen of the funniest ICD-10 codes to help you prepare for a winter of overeating, risky decorating behavior, and general holiday mayhem!

In just a few short days, families across America will gather to gives thanks, eat until their bellies nearly burst, and enjoy football games during one of the most anticipated holidays of the year. Thanksgiving marks the official start of the holiday season for most people, whether they regard that fact with eager anticipation or marked dread. 

Laughter is the best medicine. We've all heard it before, probably several times, throughout our lives. 

Rather than echo the oft-repeated suggestions of making lists and setting reminders, we have compiled 7 tips tailored specifically for physicians to improve your practice and boost your productivity.

In the heart of mid-city New Orleans, students at Tulane Medical School are taking a break from biochemistry and anatomy classes to learn how to sauté, simmer, and broil as a part of a pioneering new program that teaches its first and second-year medical students how to cook their way to health. Tulane's culinary medicine program launched in 2012. 

Its that time of year again. Holiday season is that special time when we give thanks for the blessings in our lives, enjoy hot seasonal beverages from festive red cups, and rack our brains struggling to come up with unique gift ideas for our loved ones.