Karelia Vázquez

In the wake of the pandemic, widespread distrust has plagued the virtual and hybrid work environment, with bosses worried about being cheated, and workers cheating to avoid surveillance

The people who most suffer from the phenomenon are also the ones who do it most frequently to others, according to a study

Dating apps, detachment, too much porn and bad relationships (especially for women) ruin heterosexual expectations

The latest neuroscientific research indicates that the addictive dynamics of social media can alter our perception of time

The French ‘nose’ is the creator of the most popular fragrance of 2022, and the most-copied: ‘A group of perfumers have come together to fight for intellectual property to be recognized in the perfume world’

Australia’s Jakey Boehm has a million followers who want to watch him get shut-eye and try to awaken him in playful ways

Shorter routines are easier to include into busy schedules and allow you to take advantage of any free time that you may have throughout the day

In the 1970s, a person would have been considered to have a problem if they worked more than 50 hours a week; today the emphasis has shifted to the distribution of time

Here are some of the new things we’re expecting in the coming year: from superapps to Y2K fashion

The trailblazer has taken his message to Harvard, where he teaches the importance of the circular economy

According to recent studies, the brain is able to remember movement patterns to facilitate their growth even after a period of inactivity

While many are blaming bad dreams on the consumption of melatonin supplements, sleep experts haven’t found a link – but they still warn against overusing this hormone

The digital puzzles editor at ‘The New York Times’ often receives insults and threats over the words he chooses for the daily riddles

Those born between 1980 and 1996 are already past their sell-by-date. Generation Z is now in charge, but it too will be swept away soon by the Alphas. We are all past it, or will be in about one minute

Five things that have changed since the dating app launched in 2012

Some say the original exercise regimen is outdated. It can improve muscle strength, alleviate chronic pain and relieve anxiety, but forget about six-pack abs and weight loss

US scholars surveyed 5,000 people to estimate how much time we waste on unproductive tasks at work

App-enabled delivery services are running out of gas as consumers return to their pre-pandemic shopping routines

The classic abdominal exercise has lost popularity due to back problems it can cause. To get a six-pack now, there are safer exercises you can do, along with the support of diet and nutrition

Working all of the time has become an aspirational quality, idealized and romanticized on social media, and a trophy requiring discipline, inspiration, rituals and leaders

New study reveals optimal times to make an online purchase for the upcoming Easter holiday