Media Coverage
Jun 1 2018 | ABC 7
Does a low cellphone battery give you anxiety? Then, you may need to see a doctor because you could be suffering from nomophobia.
May 29 2018 | NBC News Better
Expert tips to help you get through what feels like the worst 10 or 15 minutes of your life.
May 29 2018 | The Daily Beast
Transcranial magnetic stimulation is among the latest, most promising—though controversial—methods of helping people suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
May 25 2018 | The New York Times
Time is a funny thing. All minutes are 60 seconds long. But some last longer than others. And there may be no minute that lasts as long or causes as much distress as a minute spent on an unmoving New York City subway train, somewhere in a dark tunnel, bereft of explanation or knowledge when motion...
May 24 2018 | Public Radio Tulsa
Neurobiologist and primatologist Robert Sapolsky has spent his professional life attempting to understand the underpinnings and science behind human behavior, studying wild baboon populations as well as the complex workings of the human brain.
May 24 2018 | The New York Times
Medical and scientific breakthroughs, some with ethical concerns, are being used to help people.
May 23 2018 | CBS SF Bay Area
New research is raising important questions as to whether certain widely-prescribed drugs — antidepressants, bipolar medications, and Parkinson’s drugs — may be linked to dementia.
May 23 2018 | SFGate
'Dying for a Paycheck' author Jeffrey Pfeffer dispels the myths of gig work as a reprieve from the 9-to-5.
May 22 2018 | The Atlantic
The rise of spit kits is leaving consumers with lots of data and few answers. Genetic counselors could help people understand these results, but there aren’t enough of them to go around.
May 21 2018 | Financial Express
Improving employee productivity, performance, morale and retention using behavioral economics.
