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The Power of the Son-in-Law0
- Relationships
- December 3, 2012
Who provides the magic glue that keeps many marriages together? Surprisingly, research shows it can come down to the son-in-law. Charming your wife's parents can actually help make your marriage last! The Wall Street Journal, 11/27/2012
READ MORENYPD officer: Grandfather inspired act of kindness0
- Making a Positive Difference
- December 3, 2012
Good for You to NYC police officer Larry DePrimo for an an act of kindness that he had no idea would capture the attention of a large audience.and touch their hearts. After a tourist from Arizona snapped a picture of Officer DePrimo giving a pair of boots and thermal socks to a barefooted homeless man,
READ MOREProbiotics’ Benefits May Be More Than a Gut Feeling0
- Health & Healing
- November 30, 2012
Probiotics are widely used to aid digestion and help restore gut bacterial balance after antibiotics. But some researchers are investigating the beneficial bugs for conditions that have nothing to do with the digestive tract. The Wall Street Journal, 11/27/2012
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Bounce houses a party hit but kids’ injuries soar0
- Consumer Alerts
- November 30, 2012
They may be a big hit at kids' birthday parties, but inflatable bounce houses can be dangerous, with the number of injuries soaring in recent years, a nationwide study found. Seattle Times, 11/26/2012
READ MOREAlmost 70 Percent Of Pork In Stores Unsafe, Consumer Reports Says0
- Consumer Alerts
- November 30, 2012
Consumer Reports yesterday announced that 69 percent of all raw pork samples they tested were contaminated with the dangerous bacteria Yersinia enterocolitica. Forbes, 11/28/2012
READ MOREDeaths more common on popular heart drug: study0
- Consumer Alerts
- November 30, 2012
A new study found that people with a common type of abnormal heart rhythm (atrial fibrillation) were more likely to die within several years if they had been prescribed digoxin, a drug used to help control abnormal heart rates. Reuters, 11/28/2012
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