Occupational stress, influenced by factors like discrimination and work-life balance, impacts health and productivity. Organizations can mitigate stress by fostering fit, supporting well-being, and promoting flexibility.

The economic consequences of the global pandemic have greatly impacted employability in the United States, especially for those with limited means and protections such as health insurance and sick leave. The pandemic has exposed existing vulnerabilities and inequalities in our economic system. Women have been particularly impacted by job and income loss. Many women who worked through the pandemic found themselves on the front line providing essential services while taking on the risk of exposure to COVID-19. Furthermore, the pandemic has highlighted the problem of unpaid care and domestic work where women have experienced a disproportionate burden compared to their male counterparts (Impact, 2020).

Artificial intelligence (AI) is an interdisciplinary science with multiple approaches to military applications. It is quickly becoming central to modern warfare. There are eight areas where AI will prove its importance in the coming years: cybersecurity, warfare platforms, target recognition, logistics/transportation, battlefield healthcare, simulations/training, threat monitoring, and information processing.

Abstract Objective: The knowledge and application of ethical principles to the conduct of human subjects’ research is crucial to the integrity of the research industry. This study sought to assess the knowledge and practice of research ethics among biomedical researchers in research institutions in southern Nigeria. Methods: Four tertiary biomedical research institutions from the three…

this article explores the ethical issues of humanitarian assistance as an operational tool of influence during conflict outside of the United States. The analysis includes the application of Just War tradition in the military and the subsequent role of Just War tradition in humanitarian efforts.

This paper examines the connection between educational grit, as espoused by Dr. Angela Duckworth, and psychological trauma. The authors explore the relationships between education, mental health, and societal needs. Since there is limited research available, the authors begin by addressing the basics.