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Sick before their time– more kids diagnosed with adult diseases0
- Health & Healing
- August 4, 2013
Why are more children today diagnosed with adult diseases? A new report from Harvard Medical School found that kids are increasingly suffering from chronic diseases that traditionally impact adults, including type 2 diabetes, obesity, elevated blood pressure, sleep apnea and more. Researchers say obesity may be to blame for the increase. As Dr. Pamela Singer,
READ MORESibling Rivalry Grows Up0
- Home & Family
- March 22, 2012
Even after siblings grow up, rivalry and one-upmanship often continue to crop up. There are several ways, however, that brothers and sisters can end adult sibling rivalry and stop conflict from driving them apart. The Wall Street Journal, 3/20/2012
READ MOREShowing Gratitude at the Office? No, Thanks0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- November 28, 2012
Of all the places where people express gratitude, the workplace is dead last, according to a survey conducted this year by the John Templeton Foundation, a nonprofit organization that sponsors research on gratitude and other topics. One reason for the lack of gratitude in the workplace is a widespread assumption among managers that setting tough goals
READ MOREShould you pay someone to do your taxes?0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- April 10, 2012
Here's a rational approach to figuring out whether it makes sense to have someone else do your taxes. CBS News, 4/6/2012
READ MOREShould Teens Take A Relationship “Break-Up” Class?0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- August 10, 2012
Boston health officials are holding a "Break-Up Summit" for teens as part of a national program called "Start Strong," which is aimed at preventing dating violence. According to Nicole Daley, who heads Boston's Start Strong program, a bad relationship can lead to depression, low self-esteem, failing grades, unwanted pregnancy, and even physical confrontation. Chicago Now,
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