Elizabeth Yuko
Dr. Elizabeth Yuko is a bioethicist and adjunct professor of ethics at Fordham University. She has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, CNN & Playboy.
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Use Productive Procrastination to Start a Daunting Task
An alternative to putting it off for the hundredth time.
The Best Trees to Plant in the Fall
Some species prefer having all winter to establish their roots.
You Can Stream Thousands of Free Public Domain Audiobooks
Work your way through the classics on your commute.
Avoid Using These Passive-Aggressive Phrases in Your Work Emails
It may be tempting, but when in doubt, leave them out.
The Best and Worst Places to Put Mirrors in Your Home
Make the most of your mirror by hanging it in the right spot.
Avoid These Phrases That Make You Sound Inexperienced at Work
Don't give people a reason not to take you seriously.
The Best Ways to Reduce Dampness in a Bathroom Without a Window or Fan
Deal with the humidity and moisture before mold starts to grow.
The Best Ways to Reuse Wine Corks Instead of Throwing Them Away
This would-be trash can be surprisingly useful around the house.
Get Rid of These Dealbreakers Before Trying to Sell Your House
Don't give potential homebuyers a reason to ignore your listing.
Avoid These Multipurpose Room Mistakes
How to make sure your flex space meets your household's needs.
Why You Shouldn't Use Exterior Paint Inside
There are a few reasons, but it's a safety issue, above all else.
Avoid These Mistakes When Planting Bulbs in the Fall
Do it the right way now, and save time and effort later.
You Should Leave Your Portable Generator on Empty
Plus, the other steps to take to ensure that it's ready when you need it.
The Best Way to Store Your Emergency Water Supply
How to ensure it's safe to drink when you need it.
The Most Effective Ways to Deal With Entitled Coworkers
How to get through to people who think everything is owed to them.
You Should Wet Your Dustpan Before Using It
It's a simple way to keep dirt and dust from spreading.
Where to Get Free Air for Your Tires
Compressed air usually is usually inexpensive, but free is better.
Avoid These Common Gallery Wall Mistakes
Trends and personal tastes aside, don't make the project harder than it needs to be.
The Best Ways to Develop Your Conversational Intelligence
It's a skill that can serve you well both personally and professionally.
Here's What Those Spray Paint Marks on Trees Mean
They're (usually) part of a color-coded system—not graffiti.