• Fundraising’s Rising Star0

    There's a new kid on the fundraising block: Crowdrise. Crowdrise is quickly gaining popularity with celebrities and social media gurus. Here's the story of how the creators got started, where they are going, and how celebrities like Ed Norton, Jimmy Kimmel and Danny DeVito have been using the platform to further the causes they care about. SheKnows, 2/1/2013

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  • Get Rid of Mice Naturally0

    Thousands of people are sickened, and countless birds and other animals are killed inadvertently by a handful of highly toxic mice poisons. Learn how to get rid of mice in your house naturally. The Daily Green, 1/28/2013

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  • Amazing Pep Talk From Little Kid: Never Give Up!0

    He may only be nine years old, but Robby Novak refers to himself as the "kid president," dresses accordingly, and has advice for adults and children alike. His motivational video is meant to be shared with those who could use some encouragement and support. You can also always send a Good for You Message! Good

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  • In Hard Economy for All Ages, Older Isn’t Better … It’s Brutal0

    As it turns out, Americans closest to retirement- Baby Boomers in their 50s and early 60s– may have been hardest hit by the recession. They don't yet have access to Medicare and Social Security, and they've lost the most earnings power of any age group, with their household incomes 10 percent below what they made three years

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  • Drowned in a Stream of Prescriptions0

    The parents of Richard Fee, who committed suicide in November 2011, say they begged their son's doctors not to prescribe Adderall, an amphetamine to which Richard had become addicted. Richard's story highlights widespread failings in the psychiatric system through which five million Americans take medication for A.D.H.D. Although the medications can significantly improve the lives of people

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  • Tips to make sure doctors don’t tune you out0

    In their new book, When Doctors Don’t Listen, Brigham and Women’s Hospital emergency room physicians Leana Wen and Joshua Kosowsky reveal that doctors often tune out a patient’s story when seeking a diagnosis. These doctors only clue in on specific symptoms, and they tend to then over-test and over-treat. The authors of the new book

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