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Stress can make you sick. Take steps to reduce it.0
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- October 16, 2019
“One of the reasons I wrote this book was to give stress the air time that it deserves. The public needs to be more aware of how prevalent and damaging it is, and doctors need to be aware of some simple things to help people.” That’s what Dr. Rangan Chatterjee, author of “The Stress Solution,” told the New York Times.
READ MOREStradivarius Violin sold for Charity Relief in Japan0
- Making a Positive Difference
- June 21, 2011
A rare violin is instrumental in raising funds for victims of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan on March 11. The violin, one of only 600 instrument made by the legendary Antonio Stradivari that are known to exist, was auctioned off by The Nippon Music Foundation Monday for an all time high of nearly
READ MOREStory Corp0
- Acknowledge
- February 10, 2012
Everyone should check out the Story Corp. podcast (http://storycorps.org/listen/). It is a not-for-profit offering true story interviews from real people and inspires me every week. It will remind you how everyone has a story if you just listen. Louis M. from Sleepy Hollow, NY
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Stopped flossing? Teeth still vital to overall health0
- Headlines & Highlights
- August 3, 2016
“I’m a periodontist so I deal with gum disease every day, and there are lots of studies showing that plaque building up between the teeth does cause gum disease.”
READ MOREStop Mocking the Gym Majors0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- December 24, 2012
Once the butt of jokes, college athletes who study kinesiology are now landing high-paying jobs. The commercial and academic value of exercise studies is dramatically increasing. The Wall Street Journal, 12/20/2012
READ MOREStimulation restores some function for 4 paralyzed men0
- Health & Healing
- April 14, 2014
Some promising news for people dealing with serious spinal cord injuries: a new experiment has been successful in reestablishing some movement for four paralyzed men who believed they would never have movement in their legs again. Researchers from the University of Louisville and the University of California-Los Angeles say their findings are “staggering” and could change the way we understand paralysis.
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