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If Your Teeth Could Talk …0
- Health & Healing
- December 29, 2011
One's teeth and gums hold a lot of details about the body's overall health, including clues to disorders and disease. The Wall Street Journal, 12/27/2011
READ MOREIdina Menzel offers girls A BroaderWay0
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- May 7, 2015
For some performers appearing live on a Broadway stage can be a nerve wracking experience. But singer/actress Idina Menzel, who recently starred in If/Then, is used to that venue. She says the nerves come out for her when she’s speaking before groups of girls ages 10 to 14: “Sometimes I get up in front of them and speak out about self-esteem and confidence and taking risks, and my heart is pounding. I feel more responsibility and more nerves talking to them than I do getting up onstage to sing.”
READ MOREID Thieves Loot Tax Checks, Filing Early and Often0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- May 29, 2012
Identity theft tax fraud has become a huge problem. The Treasury inspector general for tax administration told congress that in 2010, 940,000 fraudulent returns were filed by identity thieves. Those refunds would have added up to 6.5 billion dollars, and he said there could have been another 1.5 million returns they didn't catch, with potential
READ MOREI’m shmacked: Is partying online hurting job prospects0
- Work Life and Career
- January 15, 2013
Today's students and their parents should take note: a recent CareerBuilder.com survey found that two out of five companies — 37 percent — comb through potential employees' social networks to see what they have been up to when they apply for a job. Mark Bourne, the vice president and co-founder of Know It All Intelligence Group
READ MOREI’m OK, You’re Needy: Why So Many Demand So Much0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- July 23, 2013
Has someone you love ever called you needy? Pandora MacLean-Hoover, a licensed independent clinical social worker in Cambridge, MA, claims, “Everyone who is emotionally healthy is able to acknowledge their needs. It’s a positive thing to be able to reach out and ask for help." Yet, many people view asking for support in a
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