Blood Sugar Monitors: Novel Use Cases For Non-Diabetic Individuals
Medical treatments occasionally have un-intended benefits and use cases. Recently, reports have surfaced suggesting that continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), initially designed to be used by diabetic individuals, may provide insights that non-diabetics can utilize to optimize their health and wellness.
Should Employers Continue Screening Workers For Marijuana Use?
In recent years, an increasing number of employers have ditched marijuana drug testing and more are likely to follow. To help employers determine if they should follow suit, this post highlights the main points that have been raised both for and against the
Pulse Check: Is The 9-5 Workday Obsolete?
Every month, Wellable asks a single question to the large, growing, and dedicated community of human resources and wellness professionals subscribed to the Wellable Newsletter. This month, Wellable asked respondents whether the 9-5 workday is obsolete.
Studies Suggest Employers Should Focus On Physical Activity Over Weight Loss
Evidence from a host of recent studies suggests that employers can get more bang out of their wellness bucks by encouraging exercise rather than weight loss. To help employers make more scientifically informed and effective wellness decisions, this post reviews three of the
12 Questions To Ask During Your Next Wellness Platform Demo
Whether you’re exploring wellness programs for the first time or are a seasoned veteran looking for something different, choosing a new employee wellness platform can be a daunting task. These questions can help clarify what each fitness and health platform offers and understand
A Whole New (Virtual) World: Apple’s Magic Haptic Carpet Ride
Apple was recently awarded a patent for a flexible interactive material designed to broaden to the range of devices that can provide haptic feedback (e.g., vibrations or other tactile sensations). This technology has the potential to transform workplace wellness and optimization. This post
Causes And Treatments Of Leadership Burnout
Recent findings indicate that leadership burnout is on the rise. This has the potential to have detrimental effects on the organizations they lead. To help organizations combat leadership burnout, this post describes its common causes and provides six steps that organizations can take
Six Tips For Combatting Organizational Change Fatigue
Organizations must constantly evolve to survive. When these changes are too extreme, too frequent, or improperly implemented, employees may experience organizational change fatigue (OCF). This post offers six strategies companies can implement to reduce the degree to which organizational changes are cognitively and
Flu Season Forecast: What’s Ahead And How To Prepare
Experts are predicting an unusually severe flu season. To help employers stay informed and prepared, this post explains the evidence behind the current forecast and offers tips that companies can use to keep their employees safe.