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Losing Weight: The Snack Strategy

BY Paula Dranov • POSTED February 3 2012 AT 11:54 am

File this under “you just can’t win”. Losing weight is never easy, ...

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7 Steps to Help You Live to 100

BY Nelly Gupta • POSTED January 16 2012 AT 11:51 am

There are seven simple ways to boost your odds of living an additional ...

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New Car Technology Alerts Drowsy Drivers

BY Linda Melone • POSTED January 6 2012 AT 11:50 am

Driving while fatigued, “drowsy driving,” causes more than ...

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Hoarding: How Much Stuff is Too Much?

BY Mary Mihaly • POSTED January 4 2012 AT 11:50 am

We rarely heard people talk of hoarding a decade ago. Now this bizarre ...

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Be Happy and Live Longer

BY Nancy Beth Jackson • POSTED December 30 2011 AT 11:50 am

British researchers asked nearly 4,000 people to spend a typical weekday ...

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