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Early bird pricing is ending for the Transformative Studies Certificate Program!
“The transformative studies program is about possibility. Recognizing it. Harnessing it. Living in it.” – Carol Greenhouse, program founder and director If you’re looking for something extraordinary—the best growth year of your life, a chance to advance your career or a way to contribute Read More...
Paraplegic man walks again
In a scientific first, cells from a patient’s own body have been used to heal his spinal cord, allowing him to walk again. The procedure was carried out on Darek Fidyka, a 40-year-old Polish man who in 2010 fell victim to a knife attack that left him paralyzed from the chest down. Polish surgeons Read More...
Sunshine reduces risk of having a heart attack
That warm glow you feel on your face as you walk into the sun helps prevent heart attacks. A recent study has found that vitamin D will help fend off the cardiac killer. But don’t worry if you live in the overcast north, you can still get plenty of vitamin D from oily fish, eggs, and Read More...
Entrepreneurs belong. That’s why they are happier.
Why do people start their own business? Why is entrepreneurship so appealing to many? According to magazine for entrepreneurs Inc. the key element of entrepreneurship is relationships. Strong relationships are a major aspect of building a successful business. Connections are bonded that seldom Read More...
High-fat dairy products lower diabetes risk
After years of being cut from foods for their purported negative health effects, the tide is turning for dairy fats. Their link to heart disease has recently come into question, and now they’ve been found to protect against type 2 diabetes. New research presented at the annual meeting of the Read More...
Africa’s economy is still booming
While many economies throughout Europe and the Americas remain shaky at best, the African economy is doing a lot better. As a whole the African economy is projected to grow 5.2 percent between 2015 and 2016 while continuing to grow through 2017 with projected rates of up to 5.3 percent. These Read More...
High-fat, low carbs is best for weight loss and Alzheimer’s prevention
For decades we have been told to avoid fat and divulge in a life of “healthy grains,” but that as it turns out is completely wrong. Diets that are high in grains drive weight gain and accelerate Alzheimer’s and dementia. Study after study confirms this. The most recent split a group of Read More...
India’s expanding power grid hardly impacts emissions
For long, environmentalists have argued that bringing electricity to poor peasants may accelerate greenhouse emissions. They’re right, but the environmental impact is substantially lower than most think. According to a new study, the addition of 650 million users to India’s power grid over the Read More...
Life goes on
What is consciousness, and where is it located? Do our thoughts and actions have lasting effects? What makes up our identities? The answers to questions like these may be revealed in the experience of dying. That’s good and well, you think, but the information comes too late. This isn’t Read More...
Anyone can be an Estonian e-citizen
In a bold move that is a huge step towards a more open global market system, Estonia has now made it possible for anyone to open a bank account or start a business there without being physically present—though you will have to take a visit to get fingerprinted and prove you’re a real person. Read More...