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- December 15, 2010
Researchers at the University of Kansas have found that the act of smiling helps reduce stress – and boosts the health of the heart. Researchers looked at how different types of smiling, and the awareness of smiling, affects a person's ability to recover from episodes of stress. They found that even a forced smile can
READ MOREWith a steady diet of the latest headlines (national, local, opinion, feature stories, business profiles, etc.), you will stay informed, better understand the world, and become a sharper, more competent young professional. You will impress your superiors, who assume you only get your news from The Daily Show or Colbert, and add much to networking
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READ MOREDavid Beckham met the Prime Minister David Cameron today to urge him to take immediate action to tackle the hidden crisis of ‘stunting’, the irreversible damage caused to a child’s brain and body if they don’t get the right nutrients in their first 1,000 days of life, a problem that affects 180 million of the
READ MOREHas your child started gearing up for this school year's homework demands? According to research by Sydney University educational psychologist Richard Walker, kids who do more homework actually perform worse on standardized tests. TODAY.com, 7/27/2012
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