Enclothed Cognition

Join us and PWT in celebrating the very first National Physicians Week by using the hashtag #NationalPhysiciansWeek #ThanksDoc or #WhiteCoatWonders on social media, or by presenting your physician with a red carnation, the emblem of National Doctors Day.

Opening themselves up to a gateway of physical health possibilities, app users get to chart their weight, calorie count, and set up realistic goals for themselves.

The popular saying: “Don’t judge a book by it’s cover,” may have the right intentions, but rarely, if ever, is the saying truly taken to heart -- especially in the case of dressing for the workplace.

In past generations, patients were not only expected to have relationships with their doctors, they looked at the experience almost like it was a social visit. For the younger generation today, however, it is simply not the case.

Most of us have suffered from some form of headache, but for about 375,000 people the suffering is unbearable. Included in this number are those plagued with cluster headaches- a class of headache characterized by episodes of swelling, tearing, and intense pain

The word "addictive" seems relatively straightforward, but there are actually a number of factors that must be weighed to assess how addictive a substance is. Do we measure adictiveness based on how pleasurable the drug is? How severe the withdrawal symptoms are?

This year will mark the very first National Physician Week, taking place from March 25th-March 31st. This is a week for all physicians to be recognized by their patients, celebrated by their peers, and take pride in the hard work that they do. 

When things need to get done, the language of commands is easy for both workers and leaders to understand and respond to. But to build and nurture a culture of innovation within your organization, a different lexicon is required.

Wearable technology is a relatively recent trend in healthcare technology, but while it has only been around for a few years it is becoming one of the most anticipated industries across the globe -- especially due to recent technological breakthroughs.

By examining certain molecules and compounds present in arachnid venom, researchers hope to open up new possibilities for the creation of synthetic painkillers.