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Training for a Plane Crash0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- October 1, 2011
British Airways offers a course simulating an emergency. Passengers who sign up learn what to do to survive a crash: things like sitting near an exit, getting close to the ground when there is smoke, knowing the crash position- all worthwhile information for anyone who flies. For details and more tips on surviving a crash,
READ MORETrain Your Brain to Be Positive, and Feel Happier Every Day: It Only Sounds Corny0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- August 29, 2012
Research indicates people who adopt an attitude of "self compassion," especially during challenging times, are healthier. Whether one's difficulties are small or large, Duke University professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, Mark Leary, points to the importance of "treating yourself like a kind friend. When bad things happen to a friend, you wouldn't yell at him."
READ MORETracking Your Federal Dollars0
- Making the Most of Your Money
- December 1, 2010
The Wall Street Journal shows an itemized receipt, showing the allocation of income tax dollars within the Federal budget for a working couple as well as a retired couple. The Wall Street Journal, 11/6/2010
READ MOREToxic or not? A guide to everyday products0
- Home & Family
- August 8, 2011
From germ-fighting soap to nonstick pans, learn what to eliminate, what to regulate, and what to tolerate. MSNBC.com, 8/7/2011
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Toxic chemicals used in food preparation leach into human bodies, study finds0
- Featured, Health & Healing
- September 19, 2024
“We’ve got, say, 60 years of research into the migration of chemicals into food from food processing and packaging equipment. It’s been studied very extensively.”
READ MORETot Therapy: Psychiatrists Join Up With Pediatricians0
- Home & Family
- January 16, 2015
Parents may wait for the next appointment with the pediatrician to discuss symptoms of anxiety or mental health problems they’ve observed with their child. It’s likely that a busy pediatrician will only spend a short time with the child before recommending a child psychiatrist or psychologist.
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