You’re heading to the market. You need to pick up eggs, cheese, milk, bread, tomatoes, carrots, and string beans. Can you keep those items in mind by repeating them to yourself? You arrive at your usual market, but it is unexpectedly closed. A passerby gives you verbal directions to a new market. Can you close… Read More »
In 1985, a group of kindergarten teachers in Quebec got together at the end of the school year and filled out a series of detailed questionnaires about their students. They rated the five- and six-year-olds’ behaviour on a three-point scale on measures of attentiveness (Does this child have their head in the clouds all the… Read More »
LUXEMBOURG, 20 June 2019 – The OneLife Company S.A. (OneLife) and its parent company, The OneLife Holding Sàrl, have released their annual accounts which confirm 2018 as a year of strong performance with increased revenue generation and market diversification. In terms of financial performance, OneLife collected EUR 563 million in new business premiums (+11% compared… Read More »
Physicians have a long history of discriminating against patients, and racial discrimination only scratches the surface of current problems facing patients who seek access to care. The Tuskegee Syphilis trials demonstrated how the medical community exploited and compromised the trust of African American patients. Recent research indicates that out of a study of 222 residents… Read More »