News & Features Archive
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January 24 2012
Thin Isn’t Everything: Unique Standards of Beauty Around the World
Learn about different concepts of beauty around the world, and a few tips to help yourself feel more confident about your own appearance. Read More
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January 15 2012
Dallas Weins Is Smiling Again After Face Transplant
Fort Worth, Texas man Dallas Weins received a successful face transplant. Read More
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January 13 2012
Robert Hillary King of Angola 3: Surving 29 Years in Solitary Confinement
Robert Hillary King shares his inspiring tips for surviving 29 years in solitary confinement. Read More
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January 10 2012
Twelve Small Changes with a Big Impact
Ditch the too-big resolutions in favor of small changes that can make a real difference. Read More
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January 03 2012
To Stick to New Year’s Resolutions, Have Someone Else Make Them
The best way to stick to resolutions may be to ask someone else to make them for you. Read More
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November 11 2011
Booked Solid? Ten Ways to Find More Time
Here are some tips for finding more time for yourself. Read More
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November 07 2011
5 Tips for Beating the Daylight Savings Blues
Daylight savings time adjustments can induce depression in people suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder. Here are some tips for beating the blues. Read More
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October 31 2011
Seven Ways to Deal With All That Halloween Candy
Some strategies to help parents cope with the post-Halloween candy hysteria. Read More
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October 26 2011
Planning a Happy and Healthier Halloween
Heading out for Halloween this weekend? Here are some great tips on keeping things healthy. Read More
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October 12 2011
Five Surprising Foods That Boost Immunity
Try these foods to avoid getting a fall cold or flu. Read More
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September 21 2011
9 Affordable Ways to Destress
Feeling on edge? No need to pay for a spa - try these 9 budget-friendly solutions. Read More
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September 19 2011
Game Players Solve Molecular Puzzle that Stumped Scientists for a Decade
After puzzling over a science problem for 10 years, researchers took their problem to an online game called Foldit. Players had the answer in less than 2 weeks. Read More
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September 09 2011
Dave Cornwaithe Travels Mississippi River by Stand-Up Paddleboard
Dave Cornwaithe is attempting to complete 25 separate 1,000 mile journeys without using motorized transportation, in the Expedition 1000. Read More
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August 25 2011
Vaccinating Mosquitoes Could Stop Diseases Including Dengue Fever
Infecting mosquitos with a harmless bacterium could stop them from spreading dangerous diseases like dengue fever and malaria. Read More
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August 16 2011
Six Once-Forbidden Foods that Aren’t so Bad for Us
Researchers have found that these foods are less sinful than we thought, and in some cases, can actually provide health benefits. Find out what makes these “bad” foods not so bad after all. Read More
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