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Many people addicted to drugs and alcohol have managed to overcome their addictions and stay clean, with the help of very structured organizations such as Alcoholics Anonymous as well as thousands of residential and outpatient clinics devoted to treating addiction. However, many other addicts have failed at achieving sobriety… and it is most likely not
READ MOREIt turns out, you don't really need to know the names of all those unsafe chemicals contained in cosmetics. All you really need to do is find brands that make products you can trust- companies that are formulating with your well-being in mind. Read on for five tips that will help you identify those companies.
READ MOREJennifer Hudson delivered a powerful performance during the Super Bowl pregame show, singing "America the Beautiful" with the Sandy Hook Elementary children's choir. Hudson commented to TODAY, "Little children being survivors like that… They are conquerors, they are survivors. And they're babies. So that was overwhelming." TODAY Entertainment, 2/4/2013
READ MOREAccording to a report in the Journal of Adolescence, teens who share their secrets are more confident in social situations than others who keep secrets to themselves. The Wall Street Journal, 2/5/2013
READ MOREProduce for Kids recently teamed up with Stop & Shop, Publix Super Markets, and more than 15 fruit and vegetable suppliers for the Healthy Schools, Healthy Minds campaign, during which more than $169,000 was raised to benefit local health and wellness classroom projects. Participating fresh fruit and vegetable suppliers made donations based on the support
READ MORESocial media has become the go-to communication tool, but is Facebook and Twitter an appropriate way for doctors to interact with patients? There are concerns about protecting patient's privacy and maintaining appropriate boundaries between professional and social relationships. Kansas family physician, Dr. Brull, claims her small-town practice inevitably gives her social contact with many patients,
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