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Rekindling first love later in life0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- February 18, 2015
What is it about the power of lost love? Read the stories of people who have reconnected years later and rekindled meaningful relationships from their past.
READ MOREReinventing Rewards Systems for a Happier Office0
- Business
- February 8, 2013
In today's modern workplace, employees demand immediate recognition and creative incentives that reflect the social media world they understand. Fast Company, 2/6/2013
READ MOREReese Witherspoon Recognizes Breast Cancer Awareness Month in New York; Announces Avon Global Breast Cancer Scholars Program0
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- October 18, 2011
Today in New York, Avon Foundation for Women Honorary Chairperson Reese Witherspoon recognized Breast Cancer Awareness Month at the 2011 Global Breast Cancer Congress – where she launched a new Avon Foundation for Women-funded global breast cancer scholarship program – and at the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer – where she presented more than $9.1
READ MORERedshirting: Holding kids back from kindergarten0
- Home & Family
- July 10, 2012
Is the practice of "redshirting" fair? The 60 Minutes segment exploring this question originally aired on March 4, 2012 and was rebroadcast on July 8, 2012. 60 Minutes, 7/8/2012
READ MOREReddit Raises $31,000 for Child’s Medical Care—in 12 Hours0
- Making a Positive Difference
- December 7, 2011
When the parents of Lucas Gonzalez, a three-year-old with a rare condition called hyper IgM syndrome, found out that a bone marrow transplant could give their son a chance to be a normal kid, they were less than confident that the fundraising website they started would raise the money they needed for the expensive procedure…
READ MORERed-meat intake linked to increased risk of diabetes0
- Food & Nutrition
- June 25, 2013
A long-term study has found that increasing the amount of red meat that you eat over time is associated with a higher risk of type 2 diabetes. Frank Hu, the study’s senior author, advises people to reduce their consumption of red meat and to eat more nuts, low-fat dairy and whole grains. Red meat is
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