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It Takes A Village To Grow Older Gracefully

Whether online or in line at the grocery store, social interaction is key to healthy aging
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Type 2 Diabetes, It’s Your Time To Shine

Despite the controversy surrounding Paula Deen’s announcement that she has type 2 diabetes, the attention it brings to the pervasive illness could save lives
5 Steps to Waste Less Food

Shop smarter, plan better to save money and throw away less
Safety By a Nose

Despite two recent deaths, Neti pots are not to be feared… if used properly!
Sweets and Sour Bad For Children's Teeth

Sour candies as acidic as battery acid pose real risks for kids’ dental health
Don’t Go Donuts At Work

Cakes, cookies, candy and more – at this time of year the workplace can be hazardous for the health-conscious
Beyond Dip: Reinventing the Veggie Snack

Healthy snacks don’t have to be boring – here’s how to make eating well fun again
Work Up a Cold Sweat

Chillier temperatures mean new attire for outdoor fitness buffs – here’s how to stay warm
Not All Smokers Are Created Equal

New study suggests that the effects of smoking could be worse for women
Road Rules For the New Game Of Life

Money smarts aren’t just about making the right investment moves – it’s about staying positive, too
After the Fight

Is getting passion sparked by fighting a healthy way to end a fight?
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Halloween Rules For Controlling Sugar Intake

Tips for parents to keep their kids from eating too much candy this holiday season
Curb the Stress of School Expenses

Advice for parents to manage the costs of after school and extracurricular activities
No Matter How You Slice It, Cooking Is Key

New research shows that those who cook reap the benefits
Strokes: What are the Warning Signs?

Understanding the symptoms of a stroke can save victims from serious damage
Oil-Fueled Prevention

Eating olive oil thought to ward-off disease, promote healing
Obstacles With Oncology For Newly Diagnosed Patients

A new study finds landing an appointment with a cancer specialist isn’t as easy as picking up the phone
On Love and Jealousy

How to express jealous feelings to a partner, how to use them as motivation and how to get over it
TV and the ‘Birds and the Bees’

Television can be pure escapism. But as one recent study shows, it can also be a powerful, healthful conversation starter
Building a Better Sandwich, One Veggie at a Time

Pack in a lot of flavor and nutrition without packing on the pounds
Tips to Trim a Table For Two

Empty nesters are prone to overcook for the kids that no longer live at home. Here’s how to adapt to feeding fewer folks
Older … Now What About Wiser?

Getting better with age starts with improving performances in the most important roles we play: parent, grandparent, spouse, employee and community member
How Not To Be Your Own Worst Enemy

Overcoming self-doubt means learning how to make the most of the inner critic inside all of us
A Look On the Bright Side of Pessimism

Sure, a good attitude is never a bad thing, but a bad attitude isn’t always a bad thing, either
Get Low

Average cholesterol levels are dipping, but doctors warn that pills are not the ‘magic bullet’ toward a long-term solution
Shop for a Healthy Heart

Government-approved labeling leads consumers to make better choices
Take My Advice, Please!

Parents, siblings, friends, co-workers and even strangers are quick to impart their wisdom. Here’s how to rebuke their well-meaning words
‘Ferris’ at 5?

How to tell if your child is playing sick
Revisiting and Revising New Year’s Resolutions

Forget the date on the calendar – it’s never to late to meet – or exceed – self-sanctioned goals
Eat Not: Foods to Avoid for Better Health

Whether trying to lose weight or trying to keep illness at bay, knowing which foods should rarely cross your lips can help you achieve your goals
‘Post’ Plan

With a new year on the horizon, it’s time to take back control of bad eating habits
Eat Up!

Food is everywhere this holiday season. Here's how to avoid it
13 Ways to Get Salty

Common table salt can be employed in some uncommonly useful ways. Get shaking!
Social Etiquette: The Next Generation

Consideration, respect and a little forethought are the key to good social media communication with loved ones
Redress Stress

It visits everyone from time to time. Learn how to make friends with this foe
Sharp as a Tack

How to keep the brain agile through better eating, exercise and fun
Holiday 'No" How

Food is coming fast and furious – here’s how to take a pass without hurting someone’s feelings
Little Big Fish

Make nice with not-so-fancy-schmancy shrimp
Keep the Home Fires Burning

A long-term relationship doesn’t mean you’re doomed to lackluster lovemaking – here are tips for transforming a snooze-worthy sex life into one that sizzles
Flu 2010

As this year’s flu season approaches, H1N1 gains post-pandemic status, and inclusion in the latest rounds of vaccines
Go, Kids … Go!

Whole body wellness is at stake when it comes to kids and exercise
Innocent Until Proven Delicious

Eggs, tuna and potatoes are just a few of the foods that aren’t as bad as their reputations make them out to be
Stop the High-Calorie Snack Attack

Simple tips for helping kids choose the right after school snack
It’s a Toss-Up

Summer’s sweet fling? Pasta and veggies
Menopause and the Modern Woman

Going through the changes of menopause can be an opportunity for women to focus on the self and change for the better
Gray Screen

Too much TV negatively impacts seniors’ wellbeing
Might as Well Face It, You're Addicted to Food

A recent study finds that brain mechanisms involved in compulsive eating are similar to those involved in drug addiction
Don’t Feel the Burn

How to avoid – and treat – damaging summer sunburns
The Right Way to Recycle

Know what you can and can’t throw in your recycling bin to avoid landing the whole lot in a landfill
Summer Safety for the Plate

Tips to keep your next outdoor meal safe from contamination
Eyes On The Road!

The warnings in recent PSAs about texting while driving aren’t just for teens
Crawl … Then Walk

Missing out on a major developmental milestone could lead to setbacks down the road
The Other Weight Epidemic

How to talk to your child about eating disorders
Eat As I Eat

Why parents should be a child's healthy-eating role models
Is My Child Fat?

It’s not easy for a parent to admit when a child has a weight problem, but here’s the bottom line
Off the Weight-Loss Wagon

Preparing for setbacks could put you on the fast track to success
Whatever Happened To H1N1?

Nearly one year after the first wave of outbreaks, some doctors are unsure
A Soul-Stirring Stack

Whip up a memory with homemade pancakes, blueberries not required
Care and Care Alike

As the number of Americans responsible for the care of a loved one increases, so does the need to reprioritize self-care
Plan Before You Run

Staying true to fitness goals requires a long-term vision
Inside the 'Baby Blues'

Understanding the part that maternal postpartum depression plays in infant development
Don’t Be a Chicken

Save money at the meat counter. We dare you
Look on the Bright Side of Dieting

A change in eating habits doesn't have to be a bad-tasting thing
'tis the Gear Season

Chillier temperatures mean new attire for outdoor fitness buffs - here's how to stay warm
Maybe Aspirin, Maybe Not

Taking one a day isn't safe for everyone - here's what you need to know
Veggie-centric, the Right Way

Anyone can benefit from a vegetarian diet, but not all vegetarian diets are created equal
The Whole Grain Truth

Just because it says 'whole grain' doesn't make it healthy - here's how to decode the label
For Richer or Poorer ... Without Anger

Lovers' spats that center on money can quickly erode a relationship. The cure? Listen up
Baby Love in the Time of H1N1

Moms-to-be and doctors are on high alert to protect both mom and baby from the swine flu - vaccine or no vaccine
5 Tips to Jump-Start Your Savings

Last we checked there was no bailout money for just folks. Are you saving enough?
Get Choked Up

More than an addition to your favorite restaurant's spinach dip, artichokes possess a potent cocktail of nutrients and flavor
Easy Does It: Get Supplement-Savvy

For reasons of cost and health, it pays to take a hard look at dietary supplements you may be taking
The Show Must Go On

Don't cancel Halloween on account of your child's food allergies - ensure a safe celebration with alternative treats, smart decisions and informed neighbors
A Potty Mouth for Pain Relief

Studies suggest swearing actually lessens pain
Head Smart

Despite strong reasons to wear them, nearly half of children who live in places without bicycle-helmet laws never don one
Brace Yourself

A new orthodontic device brings promise to shorter, more effective period for wearing braces
Eat Your Way to the Top

Adolescent athletes must eat properly to get the most out of their bodies on the track and field
Sharp as a Senior

A group of seniors was able to recall information eight months after being taught, a new study says
Berry Healthy

High-fiber, antioxidant-rich berries combat inflammation and hunger
Stressed Sick?

A niche field finds a tangible link between busy, stressful lives and debilitating illnesses
Rules of Attraction

Men agree on what they find attractive in women much more than women do in men, new research says
Good Gaming

Some video games may make children kinder and more willing to help - if they have the right content
Imbibe At Your Own Risk

With so many conflicting medical beliefs about the health benefits and risks of alcohol consumption, is there a safe way to drink?
Life In the To-do-list Lane

Family scheduling means more than making sure no one gets forgotten at baseball practice. Good organization can take time-crunch stress out of everyone's routines.
Book It!

Show your kids how fun - and educational - reading can be with these hot new volumes
E-Bullying

Nearly one in ten children say they have been bullied through electronic means such as computers and cell phones
Fatalistic Attraction

A new study reveals beliefs that teenagers think they'll die young, leading them down the wrong paths
Wut r u sayng?

As text-ese worms its way deeper and deeper into the English lexicon, parents would be wise to learn translations for this new e-language
You Have Been Warned

Most kids say nothing when something is bothering them. Here are the warning signs to look for and how to get the information you need to help
What’s in an Ipilimumab?

A medical experiment strikes gold as doctors manage to eliminate two prostate tumors on what had been inoperable cancers
First-Time Fathers

Here are five tips from a boot camp for dads on what to do about crying, mood swings and the other challenges of being a father
How to Snack Right

Healthy snacks are the stepping stones that keep you on track
Get Your Vitamin D Here

Check out these foods to get more vitamin for your bite
The Cure for Summertime Blues

For a safe, rewarding summer, they key is to keep teens busy
Buzz Worthy

Caffeine doesn�t just get your mind moving in the morning � it just may provide positive brain benefits long term
The Dementia-BMI Link

Losing weight could be a sign of emerging brain issues
Keepin' It In Season

Don't lose sleep over it, but if you can eat local, your taste buds and family will thank you
Take a Load Off

Researchers find a link between being overweight early in life and decreased mobility in the elderly
Stress Goes ‘Boom’

Baby Boomers are experiencing unprecedented work-related stress due to the economic downturn. Learning how to cope could save your job and your health!
Friends in Healthy Places

Feelings of isolation can have negative impact on the health of seniors
Sweet Baby

A child's desire for sweets could directly impact growth
Seven Ways to Save on Medical Bill

When it comes to health care, cutting costs without cutting corners is key
If the Shoe Doesn't Fit ...

Children who wear shoes that are too small risk serious foot injuries
Tawdry Treats

The Internet isn't the only place where consumers are being bombarded by unexpected and unwanted gluttony
Daydream Believers

Trust in dreams often exceeds reality
A Craft and a Smile

Seeing the glass as half-full is only a knitting project away
Buff Brain

A new study links brain exercises to better memory
See and Say

Students more likely to speak up about dangerous behaviors when they feel connected to teachers, peer
A Needle in a Migraine

Stressed for Life

Bad 'Gossip'

Outgoing Personalities, Rejoice!

Sugar on the Brain

Diabetics get a mental boost from keeping blood sugar at a safe level
Back to Life

Cancer treatments may end, but the process of healing continues
Looking Through the Eyes of Food Love

Long-term compatibility can be challenged by incompatible eating habits
Who Can You Trust?

New relationships can't withstand breaches of confidence as easily as long-term romances, friendships
Eat to Better Living

What foods people intake could have a measurable impact on overall health
Slow and Steady

Eating speed could have a direct impact on obesity
Save Face

The secret to younger looking skin? A good SPF, a lot of TLC and, when all else fails, a good chemical peel
Hocus Focus

Work. Family. Friends. Chores. Relaxation. TV. With so many things competing for attention it's easy to lose focus - here are 10 ways to get it back
Pavlov's Snack

Tying emotions to food is a dangerous connection for parents to make for their kids
Scanning for Brain Age

A new study opens the door for early detection of Alzheimer�s disease
6 Steps to Eat Less

Try these simple ways to trim calories without noticing the difference
Veggies and the Shrinking Brain

Vitamin B-12 deficiency could lead to a loss of brain volume - what does it mean for vegetarians and vegans?
Buzz Kill

Parents and teens should understand the risks of energy drinks before the caffeine kicks in
The Happy Network

People with a strong circle of close-knit friends can spread happiness far and wide
Smooth ... Very Smooth

Smoothies are a great way to get your daily allowance of fruit, but also an easy way to unknowingly pack on the pounds
Slow, Tender, Cheap

To avoid the high cost of tender meats, opt for cheaper cuts and break out the slow cooker
Family Feud: Holiday Edition

Struggling to be polite. Straining to smile. Steering clear of potential arguments. Ah, the holiday family gathering
Shop 'til Your Bill Drops

Rising food prices don't have to mean bigger grocery bills
Alive and Will

Many see it as morbid, but the creation of a living will can make the future easier for loved ones
Six Tips for School Safety

Preparing your kids for possible dangers can make the school experience safer
Be A Kid Again

Maybe we did learn everything we need to know in kindergarten. Unfortunately we forgot all of those things...
Secrets, Lies and Other Stupid Moves

Unearthing a hidden past can put a relationship at-risk, but experts say revealing those secrets the right way can lead to healing
Not-So-Mean Girls

Movies skim over the benefits kids gain from being a part of a social circle
Make-up & Kiss Later

It's a film and television cliché that lovers' quarrels should end with a passionate reconciliation; but is getting hot when you're bothered really a healthy way to end a fight?
Introducing Showers ... Now Without Shame

Regardless of fitness level, one thing about fitness centers terrifies us all - the judging eyes of others in the locker room
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow

Hair loss affects both men and women, and there are countless products on the market claiming to stop the loss and regrow your mane - is there hope on the horizon?
Got Gym-barrassment?

Gender-specific gyms don’t make it easy for people ashamed of their bodies to get moving
Dream Your Way to Success

Getting good grades means first getting a good night's rest
Smart as a Social Butterfly

Seniors with a jam-packed calendar could slow the progression of memory loss
Pound Prevention

Maintaining weight loss means increasing your daily dose of exercise
Stay Right Where You Are!

Local sights are popular, low-cost destinations for late-summer vacationers
Serene Screens?

When it comes to stress, study shows technology can’t top Mother Nature
It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Frazzled)

What with all of today's financial and social uncertainties, the world can be a pretty confusing place for the average person. Here's how to keep your worries in-check and feel prepared for life in 2008
Green Machine

Be it her greater career success or his trimmer physique, feeling inferior to your partner can lead to tension and in-house fighting. Here's how to express your feelings to your partner, how to use them as motivation and how to get over it
Everybody Burns

Experts suggest using skin protection regardless of the color of your skin
Not the Thought That Counts

Study shows motivation isn't enough when it comes to trans fat
More to Love

Excess pounds can create more than just a physical divide between couples. Here’s how to speak to your spouse without disrupting the house
Down, With Diabetes

New study shows link between depression and type-2 diabetes
Better Living Through Reality?

Experts say reality TV teaches many messages on health – but are they good ones?
Double Shift

Women who work during pregnancy face many obstacles – including themselves
Ground to Grill

Strike-up the fire and grab the veggies for a tasty, safer grilled meal
Cute Bag or Just Baggage?

More than worries are weighing us down. See how to lighten your load and give your shoulder a break
Taste the Health

At first bite not all good-for-you foods have the same great taste as their less-nutritious counterparts, but where there's a will there's a way to retrain the taste buds to love healthier fare
Married to Mom

A new study shows a successful man is more likely to wed a woman with an education level equal to his mother's
I've Got Spirit, Yes I Do!

Getting credit where credit is due is how to get ahead in the workplace, and how to feel good about a hard day's work
Memory Masters

They're young at heart and lifetime learners - a new study reveals that the minds of 70-year-olds are sharper than ever
Glossing Over the Facts?

Lip balms can do more than add color, taste good or cure blemishes. A new study shows they can be a determining factor in preventing skin cancer
Inactive and In Trouble

A new study shows that exercising in childhood is more than fun and games – it will impact the rest of your life
Under the Influence

A new study reveals many fathers-to-be continue substance use during their partners’ pregnancies, increasing the likelihood that Mom will again pick up the habit
Cool, Calm and Cohabitating

Blood pressure levels could be positively affected by the quality of a couple’s marriage
Birds of a Feather

Do younger siblings get all the breaks? A new study reveals how birth order in birds influences survival
Check Mate

In the search for love, security, romance and similar interests are compromised for good looks, money and power
Get Schooled

Safety is on every parent's mind, but those who know what to do can help prepare their kids for an at-school emergency
Flirty Mind

Steady relationships can benefit from the same winks and smiles that brought excitement to the first date
Bone-up!

A recent study shows older men with Parkinson's disease have a greater risk of bone fractures
Shop for a Healthy Heart

Government-approved labeling leads consumers to make better choices
Begin to Hope

A new study reveals that even as symptoms of depression begin to dwindle, feelings of hopelessness can linger
Seven Steps to Less Stress

Stress can wreck havoc on lives. Here are seven easy ways to help you start worrying less
Depression Differences in Older Men & Women

Sex appears to have an effect on how susceptible people are to depression - and how likely they are to remain depressed
No More Food Fights

Getting kids to eat a healthy meal doesn’t have to be a battle of good versus evil
Pick a Toothpaste, Any Toothpaste

With a glut of different products promising to save your smile from ruin, a trip down the toothpaste aisle could end up taking hours. But what do those promises really mean?
Be Great in 2011

Want to be your best? Here’s how to improve your health, your career, your mojo and your potential
She Works Harder for the Money

New study reveals gender-based inequality in the workplace
Ha-Ha-Ha-Healthy

Laughter eases the pain in more ways than one and could even add happiness to a relationship
Monday, Muddy Monday

Overcome the start-of-the-week blues with a few simple steps on the weekend
Avoid the Biggest Workout Blunders

Not enough water, too little stretching and lack of diversity top the experts’ lists of mistakes the amateur athlete makes when exercising
A Bridge Over Troubled Water Coolers

When office talk gets too steamy or controversial, even an intern has the right to say 'enough is enough'
Steps for a Happier Holiday with Your Family

When politics and ham don’t mix or Aunt Tillie asks – for the umpteenth time – why you’re still single, try these 4 temper-saving tactics to diffuse family disputes
Before You Go To Bed

Hate the hurried morning rush? Take care of these five simple tasks before you go to bed to make tomorrow a smoother ride
Tofu or Not Tofu?

Health-seekers are flocking to a versatile soybean product that offers both health and taste benefits
Predicting Alzheimer’s Risk to You

The Power of Positivism

How effective can a good attitude be in making your life what you want it to be? The sky’s the limit
What’s Your Grudge?

Hanging on to negative, resentful emotions can be physically and emotionally damaging. The secret to letting go is figuring out the source of the problem
Executive Coach Dr. Mary Stewart-Pellegrini

How to Really Find a Balance in the Workplace
The SAD Days of November

If you notice that your mood, energy level and motivation take a nosedive each November only to return to normal in April, you may have Seasonal Affective Disorder. Here’s how to keep your life on-track
New Information About Breast Cancer Recurrence In Young Women

New research shows the benefits of receiving an additional high dose of radiation
From Baby to Einstein

Toys and games to make your kids smarter? It takes more than a product to make your child smarter – it takes you. Try these five things you can do today to improve your child’s basic skills
Watch Your Mouth

That seemingly innocent afternoon snack could be doing a number on your teeth and gums – beware these 10 popular foods
Married Without Children

Countless reasons exist when couples don’t have kids, and being sensitive to the childless will save you face – here are five things to avoid
Resistance Isn’t Futile

Rubber cords and bands designed to build lean muscle have exploded on the fitness scene, but how do they compare to traditional weights?
Play Mind Games

Sharpening brainpower and increasing memory can be as simple as singing the wrong words to your favorite song, playing Sudoku or taking a trip
B-lieve in B-Vitamins

Even with a healthy diet plan, the chances of getting enough folic acid or folate are slim
Gossip Folks

How to understand – and avoid – gossip at work
Check-Up Confidential

For many patients, a visit to the primary care physician tends to be a one-sided conversation, but, say many doctors, it doesn’t have to be that way
How Does Your Helicopter Fly?

Is hovering over your child's every move causing more harm than good?
Stock-Up for Quick-Fix Meals

Avoid the takeout doldrums by having a large supply of easy-to-prepare, low-fat foods
Fiber Is the One

Sure, fiber can help you feel full and maintain a normal, healthy weight, but studies are also showing it’s a champion in the battles against colon and stomach cancer
Pull Yourself Together

Completing work and having fun don’t always have to be at odds – especially once you get your life in order
Dial-In for Weight Loss

From high-tech “diet” phones to telephone wellness coaches, more people are using cell phones to get the 4-1-1 on their health
Additive It Up

Parsing the labels of your favorite foods might raise a red flag or two, but not every unpronounceable word is bad for you
Beyond Clutter

Your house doesn’t have to look like a neat-and-tidy department store display. Here’s how to be comfortable with the stuff among us
Next Up, a Gym for the Mind

Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg, brain scientist
Understanding the Stages of Cancer

Doctors apply numbers to describe the severity of cancer, and understanding those digits can go a long way toward easing the minds of the afflicted
Book-It for the Summer

Encouraging kids to read over summer break keeps their minds sharp and fosters creativity. Here’s how, and why, to light a fire under their literacy
Goodbye, Negativity … Hello, Intimacy

Change your outlook to remove the ‘bad’ and improve even the closest relationships
Stay Safe for Summer

Accidents happen, especially during the carefree summer months. Avoid these common mistakes to keep loved ones out of harm’s way
You Food: Use Your Melon

If you think this fruit is a summer lightweight, you’re not giving melons, including cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon, their nutritional due
Fighting the New Fight Against Alzheimer’s Disease

With the number of sufferers expected to quadruple by the year 2050, researchers and scientists have isolated an antibody that could help treat and prevent Alzheimer’s disease
End At-Work Stress for Better Health

Content workers are more productive and happier – getting there depends on learning how to cope with stress and a hormone called cortisol
Sneeze and the World Sneezes with You

Red eyes, wheezing and sneezing – these days it seems like everyone is allergic to something
The Importance of Being Angry

Short-term bouts of anger or indignation in stressful situations can be a healthy response – just learn to control the madness before it makes you crazy
Fitness on the Brain

The secret to staying mentally sharp as you age is to never stop learning, loving, dancing and maintaining a healthy diet
How to Say ‘No’ to Kids

Saying no to a child is beneficial for all parties involved. Follow these five steps to stand your denial ground
Caregivers Give More When They Get Help, Understanding

Depressed?

Marriage may cure that
Can Marriage Be Good for the Nerves?

Good husbands don’t get on their wives' nerves. They calm them, a study published in Psychological Science shows
For Women, Education Pays Off – But Not How You May Think

4 Simple Steps to Save $10K a Year

Here's how to reorganize your finances to bank over five digits in just one year without feeling deprived
Get Back to Taxes

Now that the annual deadline has come and gone, here are some great ways to improve your financial standing for the next go-round
Passion Tips for the Time-Crunched

Struggling to find time for intimacy? Try these quick-yet-quality steps to spice up your love life in minutes
Dear Friend: Why Writing Letters Still Matters

So what if mailing a letter to grandma isn’t as convenient as e-mail? Sending old-fashioned correspondence can keep your mind sharp, your loved ones close and your history intact
4 Simple Steps to the Perfect Night

Bring romance to life, and to your life, with a step-by-step plan to provide your partner with an evening to remember
Avoid Portion Distortion

Only a half a cup of ice cream is one. A quarter cup of raisins is one, too. And butter? One is only a single tablespoon. Find out why serving size matters most
Take My Advice, Please!

Parents, siblings, friends, co-workers and even strangers are quick to impart their wisdom. Here’s how to rebuke 'If I were you …'
4 Simple Steps to Cutting 300 (or More!) Calories a Day

Nobody wants to diet, but everybody wants to drop a few pounds. Try these calorie-cutting tactics to slim your waistline without major sacrifice.
BMI-Me Up?

Insurance companies, schools and the medical industry place an increasing emphasis on the body mass index as a beacon for overall health – but does it speak the truth about you?
Don’t Stand So Close to Me

Waiting for coffee, sitting on a plane, working in your office - everywhere you go people are ill. Here’s how to get their sickness out of your healthy path without being mean
Keep Your Family Safe from Contaminated Foods

Spinach, peanut butter and cantaloupe have all caused scares in recent months, but experts say safe food is usually one good scrub away.
Love (Yourself) After Weight Loss

After dropping pounds, many people have trouble seeing themselves – and their lives – as they really are
Four Simple Steps to Say ‘Not Tonight’

Whether it’s a headache or an early alarm call, rejecting a partner’s advances doesn’t have to be an automatic ego wound – or grounds for a late-night argument.
On the Clock

Are ‘Mr.’ and ‘Mrs.' too antiquated for the workplace? Plus: are working moms held to a higher standard?
Are You Ready for Some 'Super' Football?

Super Bowl parties often devolve into raucous disasters. Here's how to keep yours spirited, yet civilized
Cultural Learnings of a Post-Borat America

How to make amends for acting inappropriately in public
The Guiltiest Meal

When kids head to school, their food choices aren't completely out of parental control
Decisions, Decisions

When having a choice leaves you no choice, here are problem-solving steps to help you make your mind up and keep it that way
Inconvenient Truths for Global Warming, Obesity

Both the USA and France score poorly when it comes to global warming smarts, but the French do have fat figured out.
Mind Matters

Bad habits are a form of defiance; Plus: Can Marijuana unlock lost memories?
Game On, Social Skills Over

If Nintendo Wii and Playstation 3 are at the top of your kid’s wish list, there are more important things to think about than where to buy this hard-to-find gift.
You Feel What You Eat

Learn your mood-boosting foods from those that sap your goodwill and you’ll never eat wrong again.
Eating Out of Our Minds

'Mindless Eating' author Brian Wansink wants to revolutionize how we don’t think about food and get trimmer and healthier while not doing it.
For Success in Marriage, Let it Go

Painting an accurate picture of a relationship keeps newlyweds eternally blissful.
Are You a Sofa Spud?

Skipping the gym to stay home for pizza and TV can lead to poor self esteem. Here's how to curb your couch potato ways.
Great Expectations

Whether it’s planned or an emergency, before you head to the hospital, check out your expectations before you check in.
One 'No' at a Time

Keep tantrums at bay with these 19 strategies for making you a better parent of a better kid.
Oh, Grow Up!

Four things you thought you’d left in childhood ... but didn’t.
Working 9 to 5

It’s the stuff country songs and Sunday blues are made of, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Here are 10 tips for enjoying your job again.
A World of Difference

Do you recycle but want to do more? Check out these environmentally healthy ideas to put your thoughts into action
From Waiting in Line to Lambasting Online

Jilted customers find power, voice on the Web
In a (Hot) Flash

Hormone-replacement therapy isn't the only method of surviving the change.
Battle Back-to-School Blues

Before summer skids to a halt, get your kids ready for the structured, nerve-wracking days ahead
Breathe In, Breathe Out

Want a clear mind? Need to breathe easy, faster? Yoga is tops for both
Hand to Mouth

Choose the right foods by confronting the skeletons in your dieting closet
Breathe Easy

Maximize the rise and fall of your belly to increase energy, lose weight and quiet your noisy head
Like Mother, Like Daughter

Brown eyes and good teeth aren’t the only things passed on through your DNA. Creating a family health tree is the best way to know what risks lie in your genes
Workout While You Work

Maximize your chores to get a cleaner home and a firmer body.
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