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Leah Zitter

Leah Zitter

Dr. Leah Zitter is a professional writer and researcher with more than 10 years experience writing for entities that include digital and print media, B2B and B2C organizations, small- and mid-sized businesses, marketing/ advertising/ PR agencies, inter-industry companies (e.g., hospitals, mining rigs, universities) and governments. Leah is trained in journalism, search engine optimization (SEO), search engine marketing (SEM), technical writing, and copywriting. Her Ph.D. is in psychology/scientific research.

The US Army has a leadership problem

Military Oct 21

Did the 2013 budget cuts kill 133 troops over 5 years?

Finance Oct 20

Report predicts killer robots and space war in our future

Technology Oct 19

Could these factors cause your beer prices to rise?

Finance Oct 18

Sears falls prey to e-commerce, thousands lose jobs

Finance Oct 17

Artificial intelligence can reveal your personality by tracking your eyes

News + Intel Oct 16

6 ways to outwit Amazon for the best deals

Finance Oct 15

Here’s how a couple retired at 28 on $600k

Finance Oct 14

Get the chills from music? Your brain may be unique

Entertainment Oct 13
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Are small-brained women drawn to less-attractive men?

Culture Oct 12
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This cryptocurrency hacking attack is planned for October 13

Finance Oct 11
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Bank robber’s advice: How to choose an ATM

Finance Oct 10
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You won’t forget this! A font that helps you retain information

Entertainment Oct 09

Virtual reality boosts exercise, reduces pain

Entertainment Oct 08
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Holy smoke! Cannabis business booms

Entertainment Oct 06
In this April 13, 2010 photo, for a study on the effects of hallucinogenic drugs on the psychological state of cancer patients, a pill is presented to the subjects in a chalice as seen here in New York. The pill could could either contain a placebo or psilocybin, the psychoactive ingredient in hallucinogenic mushrooms. To insure a positive outcome for the patient, the study relies on historical and cultural rituals that surround the taking of a hallucinogenic drug. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)

There’s finally a drug that treats migraines

Fitness Oct 05
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The Pentagon’s revenge: $330m for Taiwan defense

Finance Oct 04
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These robots will change your life sooner than you think

Technology Oct 03
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National debt affects the military, here’s how it will affect you too

Finance Oct 02