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Sleepaway camp gives kids a tech break, and might even save your marriage0
- Home & Family
- June 10, 2013
Our children have gotten used to a world with constant communication, access to social media and packed schedules, but sometimes they need a chance to power down and just be kids. Places like Camp Matataponi in Maine help kids to get a much needed break from electronics, collecting phones from campers upon arrival to allow
READ MORESleep doctor on sleep aid morning after: “Like driving drunk”0
- Health & Healing
- January 18, 2013
The FDA released new guidelines for the popular sleeping pill Ambien and other sleep aids containing the same active ingredient, cutting the recommended dose for women in half. New studies have indicated that women metabolize the drug differently and that it stays in their system longer, leading to a higher risk of injury due to
READ MORESleep Apnea Linked to Depression0
- Health & Healing
- April 2, 2012
A new study found that breathing problems while sleeping are linked to depression. ABC News, 3/30/2012
READ MORESkinny Stars Love Yoga0
- Celebrity Health & Fitness
- November 17, 2010
Celebrities who actively use yoga to stay in shape are highlighted. Included are Sophie Monk, Jessica Biel, and Lori Loughlin. StarMagazine, 11/16/2010
READ MORESingle and Seriously Ill: Care Circles Fill In For Family0
- Making a Positive Difference
- August 30, 2011
When elderly people become ill, family are not the only people they can count on. Lucy Whitworth, who was diagnosed with breast cancer, recalls an inspiring story about how 49 strangers helped her when she had no family to turn to for support. MSNBC, 8/29/2011
READ MORESingle and Off the Fast Track: It’s not just working parents who step back to reclaim a life0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- May 24, 2012
Much of the research on work-life conflict focuses on working mothers trying to juggle everything, desperate for more time. But an even higher proportion of single women yearn for more free time, according to a 2011 More magazine survey of professional women over 34. Sherri Langburt, founder of SingleEditionMedia.com, a New York agency that runs
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