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Can We Talk?
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Can We Talk?

Why more conversations, and fewer texts, are good for your relationships and your emotional health

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March 2018
Overtaken By Joy
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Overtaken By Joy

IT WAS A DAY IN LATE JUNE, gray and depressing, with clouds hanging low. My husband and I were driving to Nova Scotia, Canada, for a much-needed vacation.

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March 2018
Empty Promises
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Empty Promises

Some allegedly healthy habits may not be so helpful after all. Here are six you can stop right now.

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February 2018
Good News
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Good News

Some of the Positive Stories Coming Our Way

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February 2018
Back From The Dead
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Back From The Dead

How the strange new science of ‘suspended animation’ will save lives.

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February 2018
The Way Into Work
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The Way Into Work

Germany’s apprenticeship system is the envy of Europe. Here’s why.

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February 2018
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World's Dumbest Criminals

Jewelry, gadgets, cigarettes— and a free television—all attracted the attention of this year’s….

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April 2018
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Where The #$% Am I?

He wanted an adventure. Thanks to his confused GPS, he got one.

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April 2018
8 Silent Signs Stress  Is Making You Sick
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8 Silent Signs Stress Is Making You Sick

Is Making You Sick

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September 2017
Happily Ever After
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Happily Ever After

The key to staying together ... It’s not what you think

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September 2017
News From The World Of Medicine
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News From The World Of Medicine

Falling asleep on the job?

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September 2017
Good News
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Good News

Some Of The Positive Stories Coming Our Way

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September 2017
Medical Mystery
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Medical Mystery

THE PATIENT: Marjorie*, a 69-year-old retired accountant THE SYMPTOMS: Intense headache and nausea THE DOCTOR: Nicholas Pimlott, Associate Chief, Department of Family and Community Medicine, Women’s College Hospital in Toronto, Canada

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January 2018
Good News
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Good News

Some of the Positive Stories Coming Our Way

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January 2018
At The Edge Of Darkness
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At The Edge Of Darkness

Alone with a toolbox, American astronaut Michael Massimino faced an almost impossible task

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January 2018
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The Trees Are Talking

Deep in the heart of Germany’s Ruhe Forest, an ancient community of trees is changing the way we look at nature

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January 2018
Secrets Your Body's Trying To Tell You
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Secrets Your Body's Trying To Tell You

Confession: what I really need for better health, nutrition, sleep, pain relief, and more.

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April 2017
Time For A Fresh Start
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Time For A Fresh Start

Are you feeling down about your job or want to be a valued part of a team? Here are four people who decided to make a change.

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April 2017
Weekend With Uncle Gutta
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Weekend With Uncle Gutta

I HAVE A HABIT of looking up the etymology of words before I start writing, so when I set out to write an essay about my uncle Gutta and kindness, I learned that the word kindness is related to kin.

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April 2017
Family Is Important For Me
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Family Is Important For Me

Playing the Hollywood heartthrob has never been enough for Richard Gere.

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June 2017
15 Things You Should Know About Blood Pressure
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15 Things You Should Know About Blood Pressure

The newest science on how to keep your numbers at healthy levels.

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June 2017
Mountain High Museum
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Mountain High Museum

An eccentric museum in South Tyrol reflects one man’s unique view of mountaineering.

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June 2017
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We Have To Jump In

When their charter boat suddenly sinks in the Caribbean Sea, two siblings have no choice but to swim for their lives.

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June 2017
Pleasurable Health Hacks That Actually Work
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Pleasurable Health Hacks That Actually Work

Genuine, feel-it-in-your-gut laughter triggers the release of mood-boosting endorphins, which leads to a higher tolerance for pain.

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July 2017
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Mening It Is: What To Do

This serious inflammation is more common in adults than you think.

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July 2017
Medical Mystery
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Medical Mystery

SIX MONTHS AFTER giving birth to her first child, Dr. Beth Donaldson, then 34, suddenly developed a deep, forceful cough. When it hadn’t resolved itself after a few weeks, she visited her family doctor, who prescribed antibiotics.

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July 2017
Barbecues Are Such Fun
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Barbecues Are Such Fun

HAVING FRIENDS OVER FOR A BARBECUE is a notion dear to people’s hearts as soon as they acquire a house with a garden.

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July 2017
Weapons Of Mouth Destruction
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Weapons Of Mouth Destruction

These habits are good for your health but bad for your teeth.

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7 mins  |
July 2017
Out Of The Blue
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Out Of The Blue

We bring you a reader favorite about a courageous young girl,and what’s become of her today.

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July 2017
The Truth About Flu Shots
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The Truth About Flu Shots

Experts debunk some common misconceptions about this potentially life-saving vaccine

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December 2017

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