Self-care app aims to break the cycle of burnout


  • TECH
  • Sunday, 01 Oct 2017

The self-care app Aloe aims to help prevent burnout by reminding users to take breaks to drink water, eat lunch and even use the bathroom. (Dreamstime)

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