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Psych Drugs May Increase Likelihood of Death in Schizophrenia

Mad in America

The public perception is that drugs like antipsychotics and antidepressants save lives, particularly for those with the most severe diagnoses, like schizophrenia. However, new research tells a different story. In a new study , researchers found that these drugs did not improve mortality rates (rates of death). Instead, those who took benzodiazepines and high-dose antipsychotics were more likely to die, while those on antidepressants and lower doses of antipsychotics still did not benefit.

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Retirement saving and spending can be complicated. Here’s what psychology says

Work Life

The narrative of a miserly, Scrooge-like figure hoarding his wealth for years instead of enjoying his retirement might seem unbelievable—but unfortunately, it isn’t relegated only to fiction. It’s a cold reality for many retirees. According to the Life Cycle Hypothesis , this shouldn’t need to happen. A retiree who is financially prepared for retirement should keep a consistent income in retirement, and her overall consumption should not change.

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Ep 300: 3 Lessons Learned from Producing 300 Episodes

Go Burrows

Happy 300 episodes! It’s been a fun journey and I thought for episode 300, I’d take a break from interviews and share a few lessons learned from recording, editing, hosting, and publishing 300 episodes. I’ve got 3 quick lessons to share with you so let’s jump in… Lesson 1 – Every Assistant Has a Story Worth Sharing I’ve interviewed assistants to global public company CEOs, world renowned celebrities, presidents of the United States, and UHNW individuals.

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Forget DEI. This is why we need to focus on fairness

Work Life

DEI initiatives have made invaluable strides, particularly in addressing racial and cultural inequities, although arguably there’s plenty more to be done. But as a hot topic of the boardroom and corporate strategies across sectors, I can’t help but recognize two truisms about DEI in America. One, it has become politically charged and the target of “anti-woke” conservative activists.

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7 steps to help you develop a positive personal brand

Halo Psych

8 minute read “How did you develop your personal brand, Hayley?” This is a question I get asked at least once a week. Whether it’s a female leader I’m coaching who has been told she needs to “be more visible” if she’s going to progress. Or it might be a psychologist who is in the early phase of working for themselves. Or it might be a postgrad student wanting to cut through the noise and stand out on social media.

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How to fight stress this holiday season

Work Life

‘Tis the season for feeling overwhelmed. If, amid the holiday magic and year-end traditions, you’re realizing how stressed you feel, you’re certainly not alone. On top of end-of-year work deadlines, many of us are juggling social engagements, holiday traditions, and family obligations. It can feel like a lot of pressure. But there are things you can do now to help ensure that these final weeks of 2024 are filled with joy and whatever matters most to you.

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Commercial Property Management: The Office Landlord’s Guide

Launch Work Places

If you’re a commercial landlord or office building owner, you’re already familiar with traditional commercial property management. It’s the tried-and-true traditional formula for running office buildings. But as a landlord or building owner, you also know the traditional way of doing things is changing. So, your approach to commercial property management should be, too.