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The Baby and the Biome: How the Tiny World Inside Your Child Holds the Secret to Their Health

為了解決Health science news的問題，作者Lele, Meenal 這樣論述：

A revolutionary parenting book that draws on cutting-edge research to reveal that the key to raising happy and healthy babies lies in carefully protecting and caring for their microbiomes.A baby’s immune system develops rapidly in the first 1,000 days of life, with the first six months and year bein

g most important. In The Baby and the Biome, Meenal Lele, medical researcher and founder of Lil Mixins, the #1 pediatrician-recommended allergy-prevention product, explains how diet, environmental toxins, antibiotics, and even common parenting practices can damage the delicate balance of our childre

n’s microbiomes, thereby increasing the risk for a host of immune diseases, including eczema, asthma, food allergies, IBS, and more. Lele discovered firsthand how critical our microbiomes are to our overall health when she sought to understand the root causes for her son’s food allergies. Drawing on

her medical background and through extensive research and interviews with scientists and doctors, Lele discovered the simple, practical steps that all parents and pregnant moms can take to help foster a healthy and protective microbiome in their baby. The Baby andthe Biome will empower parents to p

rotect and safeguard their children’s health for years to come. Meenal Lele is the founder and CEO of Lil Mixins, a food allergy-prevention solution that is the #1 pediatrician-recommended early-introduction product available. She is the creator of the hit podcast Fixing Sick, which explores the s

cience behind immune disease. Her work has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Real Woman magazine, and radio shows across New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. She has appeared on Good Day Philadelphia, Great Day Washington, ＂Health Watch＂ on Fox 5 DC, ＂Chasing News＂ on Fox, and My9 in New

York, New Jersey, and Philadelphia. She is a frequent guest on national food allergy and mommy podcasts, including Idea Mix, Blossoming Mom and Baby, and Today We Tried.

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沙氏法對收益結構和績效之影響：臺灣會計師產業的證據

為了解決Health science news的問題，作者陳劍雄 這樣論述：

美國於2002年7月發布沙氏法案(The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, SOX)，SOX法案及其精神導致會計師產業發生重大變化。本文探討SOX與會計師產業收益結構和績效之關聯性，使用臺灣「1992-2019年會計師事務所服務業調查報告」的22,356筆觀察資料，透過收益函數來探討SOX對會計師產業之總收益、傳統服務份額、稅務服務份額和管理諮詢服務份額之影響。同時，本研究依樣本類型分為小型、中型、大型和國際型會計師事務所，從經濟管制理論(Theory of Economic Regulation, TER)的角度，考察SOX管制制度對會計師事務所績效之影響。我們運用會

計師產業的translog收益函數，並建立了迴歸方程式來檢驗我們的假說。本研究發現SOX法案對非國際型會計師事務所的收益產生了消極影響，但對國際型會計師事務所的收益產生了積極影響。SOX法案增加了非國際型會計師事務所的稅務服務份額，同時也增加了國際型會計師事務所的稅務服務份額。此外，我們還發現SOX法案對四種不同規模的會計師事務所的經營績效都存在正向影響。進一步的結果表明，在SOX管制之下，大型和國際型會計師事務所直接獲得了管制的利益(直接管制效應)，小型和中型事務所間接獲得管制的利益(間接管制效應)。本研究有助於文獻研究，為監管機構完善會計師事務所管理提供啟示。

You Should Smile More: How to Dismantle Gender Bias in the Workplace

為了解決Health science news的問題，作者Hudson, Dawn,Nicholson, Cie,Short, Mitzi 這樣論述：

You Should Smile More: How to Dismantle Gender Bias in the Workplace empowers women and men to unlock a culture of greatness in the workforce--one little thing at a time. Written by six C-suite women with a collective resume covering 29 industries, the book offers a completely new lens through which

to talk about and tackle the stubborn remnants of gender bias at work.＂In the business world, barriers to inclusion are barriers to success,＂ states a line from the book’s Introduction. ＂Diversity breeds better solutions faster if people feel comfortable in their environment.＂ But from small indign

ities to unconscious slights, women experience situations at work every day that may seem small or unimportant but that effectively differentiate and exclude them. These are not #MeToo moments - they are micro-offenses; the small, awkward, or uncomfortable moments that slow-build until the unwelcome

environment takes hold and women disengage. Situations the authors address range from things like use of the term ＂girl＂ versus ＂woman,＂ watching male colleagues leave work for a social event where women colleagues were left off the invite list or hearing that a qualified woman shouldn’t be offere

d an assignment because she has small children at home. You Should Smile More shows witnesses, allies, supervisors, and women at every level in their careers how to dismantle everyday gender bias, based upon the latest research, personal accounts, and interviews with dozens of professionals, both wo

men and men. Widely known as a meme, the title itself is now a call-to-action against the very advice women so frequently hear from male colleagues or bosses. The authors spotlight these all-too-familiar moments, offering realistic strategies every witness can use to confront and productively addre

ss them. The information within the book finally advances women in the corporate workplace as equals and advances organizations on the path to creating cultures of true inclusion. The authors call themselves ＂The Band of Sisters＂ and have collectively seen it all, from the bottom rung to the boardr

oom. They know firsthand how hard it is to navigate these gendered situations in the moment. Now they share their experience with a forward-looking eye -- often with humor, and in a way that recognizes the realities of the workplace. With this book as a guide, The Band of Sisters are ready to: + H

elp anyone to recognize and effectively respond to these micro-moments rooted in gender bias. + Pave the way for their ultimate elimination, through shared participation. + Allow organizations to build high-performance cultures that truly value and include diverse perspectives and experiences. Ge

nder bias has been part of our workplaces for too long. We are at the point now where all of us who are in the workplace, around conference tables, water coolers and in Zoom meetings, must make the next push for real change. Dawn Hudson is a senior executive and keynote speaker. She is a founding

member of ＂The Band of Sisters＂ after spending 11 years at PepsiCo as CMO, then President and CEO of Pepsi-Cola North America. After PepsiCo, she served as Vice-Chairman of Parthenon (now part of EY). Later she was the CMO of the NFL responsible for development of the fan base, the brand, and overse

eing all NFL produced events including the Super Bowl. Dawn also has significant governance experience having served on boards of directors of Lowe’s Home Improvement Stores, Allergan Pharmaceutical, PF Changs, and Amplify (sold to Hershey’s). She served as Chairperson of the LPGA (Ladies Profession

al Golf Association) and ANA (Association of National Advertisers). She currently serves on the boards of Nvidia, Interpublic Companies, and Rodan + Fields. Dawn earned her MBA at Dartmouth College. She is passionate about the difference a good culture can make on sustained performance. She is equal

ly passionate about staying competitive in tennis, paddle tennis and golf against increasingly younger players. Cie Nicholson is an investor, and advisor to a number of start-up companies, a speaker, and a founding member of ＂The ＂Band of Sisters＂ after spending 11 years at PepsiCo in marketing posi

tions, including Chief Marketing Officer, Pepsi-Cola N.A. After PepsiCo, she served as EVP and CMO of Equinox, SVP and CMO of Softcard (fintech start-up acquired by Google). She presently serves as public board director for Selective Insurance and served as a private board member for Heartland Food

Group and the ANA (Association of National Advertisers). Cie earned her BS at the University of Illinois and her MBA at Indiana University. Cie lives in NYC however she is on a 20-year quest (2015-2035) to do handstands all over the world - Instagram @cienicholson Mitzi Short, an executive coach and

speaker, is the Co-Founder and CEO of New Season Coaching & Consulting Group, and a founding member of ＂The Band of Sisters,＂ after spending 25 years at PepsiCo in sales, operations, and marketing leadership roles, including PepsiCo Customer Team VP/GM and VP of Multicultural Marketing. Mitzi also

serves as an Adjunct Executive Coach for the Center for Creative Leadership and for the University of Oregon’s Executive MBA Program. She is a Fund for Education Abroad Board Member and former member of Davidson College’s Board of Trustees, The Executive Leadership Council, and GOLFTEC’s Franchise A

dvisory Board Mitzi earned her Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Davidson College and M.B.A. from the University of Oregon. Mitzi is a big sports fan who loves traveling, playing golf, and spending time with family and friends. In addition, she is a GOLFTEC Franchise Owner and contributing author o

f Teeing Up for Success. Katie Lacey is a former CEO and General Manager, a speaker, and a founding member of ＂The ＂Band of Sisters＂ after spending 12 years at PepsiCo in a variety of marketing roles at both Frito-Lay and Pepsi Cola. After leaving PepsiCo she served as SVP, Marketing for ESPN. She m

ost recently served as President & CEO of Crane Stationery, where she led a turnaround of the iconic 200-year-old business and the successful sale of the company. Katie earned her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Virginia and an M.B.A. from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Manageme

nt. Presently, Katie lives in NYC where she serves as a Board member of wellness brand, Designer Protein. Lori Tauber Marcus is a corporate board director, executive coach, and founding member of ＂The ＂Band of Sisters＂ after spending 24 years at PepsiCo in multiple roles, including Senior Vice Presi

dent, Marketing Activation. After PepsiCo, she served as SVP, CMO of The Children’s Place Retail Stores, EVP, Chief Global Brand & Product Officer at Keurig Green Mountain, and Interim Global CMO, Peloton Interactive. She also served for several years as the leader of the direct-to-patient workstrea

m at Harvard Business School’s Kraft Precision Medicine Accelerator. Lori also has significant Board experience and presently sits on the boards of Fresh Del Monte Produce and 24-Hour Fitness. She earned her BS from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Lori lives in Conn

ecticut and is a health and fitness nut. You can find her most mornings riding her Peloton bike at the crack of dawn. Angelique Bellmer Krembs is the Global Head of Brand at BlackRock and a founding member of ＂The Band of Sisters,＂ after 23 years at PepsiCo, leading turnaround and growth for many be

loved brands, including Pepsi, Mountain Dew, and SoBe, and a variety of cross-divisional leadership roles. After PepsiCo, she was CMO at News America Marketing, a division of News Corp, then created a ＂Fractional CMO＂ practice across a portfolio of startups and emerging brands before joining BlackRo

ck as Global Head of Brand. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University, and an MBA from Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business. Angelique passionately believes in ＂performance with purpose,＂ and that great business results and high functioning teams always ＂start wit

h why.＂

Covid-19 對以態度為中介的植物性食品購買意願的影響因素

為了解決Health science news的問題，作者洪銨琪 這樣論述：

This research was conducted with the aim of testing and analysing the influence of influences factors (Health Consciousness, Environmental Concern, Social Influence, and Perceived Attributes) on purchase intention of plant-based food products, the effect of the role of Covid-19 impact as a moderato

r, and the influence of the role of attitude as a mediator. The questionnaire was distributed online to 338 respondents (283 Indonesian respondents and 55 Taiwanese respondents) using Google Form as the media. In processing the data, this research used Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS)

25.0 software and Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Model (PLS-SEM) with SmartPLS 3 software.The results of this study indicate a direct influence of health consciousness, social influence, and perceived attributes on the purchase intention of plant-based food products. Covid-19 impact and a

ttitude also show a moderating and mediating effect on the influence of social influence and perceived attributes on the purchase intention of plant-based food products. However, there was no direct or indirect effect of environmental concern on the purchase intention of plant-based food products.