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7 Reasons Crying Is Good for You

divinecaroline.com   |   November 25, 2009


Tears are just one of many miracles we taken them for granted every day. Here are seven ways tears heal us physiologically, psychologically, and spiritually....

Sleep Better: How To Beat Holiday Jet Lag

health.com   |   November 25, 2009


The disruption to normal schedules caused by flying and especially jet lag can wreak havoc on sleep patterns....

Walking And Talking On Phone Dangerous For Seniors

LiveScience   |   November 25, 2009


For older people, gabbing on a cell phone while walking across the street may increase the chances of being run over, according to a new...

Hormone Oxytocin Linked To Kindness

nytimes.com   |  Natalie Angier   |   November 25, 2009


Be thankful for your brain's supply of oxytocin, the celebrated peptide hormone that helps lubricate our every prosocial exchange that make human society possible....

Meditation Has Physiological Benefits, Study Says

nytimes.com   |  Roni Caryn Rabin   |   November 25, 2009


Could the mental relaxation produced by transcendental meditation have physiological benefits? A study presented last week at the American Heart Association suggests that it may....

Why Obama Doesn't Write Families Of Soldiers Who Commit Suicide

  |   November 25, 2009


Wednesday's Wall Street Journal reports on a longstanding White House policy that Presidents do not send condolence letters to families of U.S. soldiers who commit...

Too Fat To Graduate? Lincoln University's BMI Requirement Causes Uproar

  |   November 24, 2009


Lincoln University students now have one more hurdle to pass before they graduate: losing weight. According to a recently instituted requirement, university students with a...

Pew: Recession Brings Many Young Adults Back To The Nest

Pew Research Center's Social and Demographic Trends Project   |  Wendy Wang & Rich Morin   |   November 24, 2009


A recent survey by the Pew Research Center finds that 13% of parents with grown children say one of their adult sons or daughters has moved back home in the past year.

Swine Flu RECALL: H1N1 Vaccine Pulled In Canada

AP   |  MEERA SELVA   |   November 24, 2009


LONDON — Canadian doctors have been advised not to use a batch of 170,000 swine flu vaccines after six reports of serious allergic reactions among...

Mom: Marijuana Saved My Autistic Son's Life (VIDEO)

  |   November 23, 2009


Kids may seem an unlikely group to include in the medical marijuana debate, but some children with autism are reaping life-changing benefits from the drug....

Liver Damage May Be Prevented By Herbal Medicine

medicalnewstoday.com   |   November 23, 2009


A well-known Eastern medicine supplement may help avoid the most common cause of liver transplantation, according to a study by researchers at the Stanford University...

Is Binge Eating A Psychiatric Disorder?

latimes.com   |  Melissa Healy   |   November 23, 2009


Psychiatrists must decide whether "binge eating disorder" stands alongside anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa as a separate psychiatric condition -- identifiable by a distinct set...

Being A Grandparent Is Not Always A Breeze

guardian.co.uk   |  Michele Hanson   |   November 23, 2009


One has to take great care not to offend the new mothers, by advising or using old-fashioned methods. To a sensitive daughter/daughter-in-law, help and advice...

Childhood Abuse 'Speeds Up Body's Aging Process'

BBC News   |   November 23, 2009


Physical or emotional abuse during childhood could speed up the body's aging process, US research suggests....

How To Avoid Holiday Overeating

latimes.com   |  Rosie Mestel and Ben Harder   |   November 23, 2009


Fill up on the vegetables. Skip the pumpkin pie, or at least the whipped cream. Forgo the gravy; go really easy on the stuffing. And...
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