Davisville MD: Dr. Pierre-Marc Legault
1849 Yonge Street Suite 816 M4S 1Y2 Toronto, ON, Canada

"Hangriness is a distinct sensation of urgency and growing impatience, familiar to anyone who has waited in a long line at a cafeteria or restaurant, or stood among young children running on empty. But there are many flavors of anger, and psychologists are now trying to parse how, exactly, hanger differs from the furious, simmering or righteous varieties."

"A new study finds personalized lifestyle interventions not only stopped cognitive decline in people at risk for Alzheimer's, but actually increased their memory and thinking skills within 18 months."

"According to a study from Loughborough University, which analyzed email interruptions within the workplace, people respond to emails within an average of six seconds. Yet in almost all cases, the sender doesn’t actually expect an immediate response. "A few years ago, Duke University psychology professor Dan Ariely conducted a test, asking people who emailed him to fill out a form indicating when they want a reply with options for next month, next week, tomorrow, or drop everything and deal with it ASAP. "Only 2% said they needed an immediate answer. When given a choice, Ariely said in an interview with Bloomberg, very, very few people say ‘answer me now.’