Weekly News Update, 10.2.26

"Attention infidelity," the value of entry-level tasks, and a closer look at natural fabrics. Plus, some of the week's best threadjacks. The post Weekly News Update, 10.2.26 appeared first on Corporette.com.

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The Wall Street Journal [gift link] noted that while many people assume natural fabrics like cotton and wool don't pose health risks and don’t shed, new research shows that may not be the case.
Allure looked at how some Black women are raving online about results they're enjoying from haircare brands that haven't typically been known as the best option for their hair type.
The Cut‘s Alison Green answered a reader question about an employee whose supervisor thinks he's being financially abused.
The Wall Street Journal [gift link] observed that while restructurings and AI are making entry-level work more efficient, it means some employees no longer get enough practice on certain tasks.
The Washington Post [gift link] answered questions about fallopian tube removal for preventing ovarian cancer.
The 19th shared that in 19 states, voluntary intoxication laws can make it harder to prosecute a sexual assault when the person who was attacked chose to drink or use drugs.
USA Today reported that while vaginal estrogen remains underused, research shows it can reduce recurrent UTIs in menopausal women that can cause fatal complications.
The New York Times [gift link] explored attention infidelity, i.e., “when a partner’s digital life intrudes on an in-person connection.”
Your Laugh of the Week comes from The Onion, with “Tips For Increasing Your Fiber Intake.”