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“Social jet lag” is a problem for most of us, and it’s fueling the obesity epidemic, study suggests0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- May 15, 2012
According to a new study, published online in the May 10 issue of Current Biology, social jet lag is a syndrome caused by the mismatch between the body's biological clock and our actual sleep schedules. Researchers recommend people spend more time outdoors in daylight or sit by a window, or else their body clock will
READ MORE“Girl Project” reveals what teens are really thinking0
- Entertainment, Books & Humor
- October 17, 2011
Read about a sociological experiment called the "Girl Project" designed to find out what girls today are thinking and feeling about themselves and their lives. The heartfelt results include a library of photos and handwritten notes from girls ages 13-18, who share what makes them insecure, what stresses them out, what their deepest fears are,
READ MORE“Age is just a number”: Gillian Taylforth shares her tips for looking fit and fabulous at 560
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- June 9, 2012
Mirror Online, 6/6/2012
READ MORE‘What Were You Thinking?’ For Couples, New Source of Online Friction0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- April 28, 2012
The rise of social media — where sharing private moments is encouraged, and provocative and confessional postings can help build a following — has created a new source of friction for couples: what is fair game for sharing with the world? If one half of a couple is not interested in broadcasting the details of
READ MORE‘She’s our miracle daughter’: Olympic gymnast Shannon Miller welcomes baby girl after ovarian cancer almost left her infertile0
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- July 21, 2013
Retired Olympic gymnast Shannon Miller didn’t think she would be able to have another baby after fighting ovarian cancer- she worried that her chemotherapy would impact her fertility- but luckily, she was wrong.
READ MORE‘Never, ever give up:’ Diana Nyad completes historic Cuba-to-Florida swim0
- Making a Positive Difference
- September 5, 2013
Diana Nyad, at age 64, became the first person to swim the more-than-100-mile journey from Cuba to Florida without a cage to protect her. This was Nyad’s fifth attempt in 35 years, but the swimmer’s mantra to “find a way” helped her to fulfill her dream.
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