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May 20, 2013
  
  
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LifeHealth
BRITA BELLI, 832 WORDS
10 tips for improving indoor air quality.
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SANDRA GORDON, 1183 WORDS
Braces aren't just for teens. According to the American Association of Orthodontists, adults now make up one in five orthodontic patients.
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There is a growing consensus that some traits evident in other addictions also appear in people who admit to problematic relationships with their tablets or smartphones.
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Food & WineHealth
NANCY MONSON, 586 WORDS
Not only are berries natural comfort foods and good for your brain -- a new study finds that berries lower the risk of a heart attack.
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With arsenic concerns, rice loses its celebrated status.
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HealthLife
While nothing compares to the professional guidance and positive peer pressure of a live class, all one needs to commence a yoga practice at home or on the road these days is access to the Internet.
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HealthSports
ADAM GETHIN, 701 WORDS
Lifting with one arm or one leg at a time is a great way to balance growth, work your core and minimise injury, says trainer Adam Gethin.
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LifeHealth
AMY PATUREL, 1098 WORDS
Experts say the best time to learn a second language is at the same time you're learning your first.
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HealthSports
JOEL SNAPE, 2678 WORDS
Want to get bigger? You need to shock your muscles, then help them recover. Here's a half-century of ways to do just that.
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HealthLife
SANDRA GORDON, 1045 WORDS
Never punish your child for wetting the bed. Remind him, and yourself, that it's not his fault.
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Health
AMY PATUREL, 2618 WORDS
While there's certainly a genetic component to cardiovascular disease, more than 80 percent of coronary heart disease -- the kind that causes heart attacks -- is preventable. That means eight out of 10 people with heart disease could be heart healthy by implementing a few simple lifestyle strategies.
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LifeHealth
ANNA MAGEE , 1949 WORDS
Whether you want a slow, static practice or an energetic, flowing workout, there's a style of yoga to suit your goals.
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Health
AMY PATUREL, 1241 WORDS
Certain ingredients, including chocolate, can help speed up your metabolism.
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LOUISE PYNE, 1602 WORDS
Things not quite right in your v-zone? We translate a few common worries to keep you happy and healthy below the belt.
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HealthFood & Wine
NICOLA SHUBROOK, 510 WORDS
Curry a little favour with your body with a spice that's packed with health-giving super powers.
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Health
SARAH IVORY, 1326 WORDS
The unlikely culprits of irritable bowel syndrome and how to dodge them.
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TechnologyScienceLifeHealth
BETH LEVINE, 413 WORDS
Can playing multiplayer online role-playing videogames boost some parts of cognitive function as we age? An intriguing new study says yes.
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LifeHealth
NANCY AVERETT , 794 WORDS
Experts say there's no foolproof method for avoiding toxic chemicals in cosmetics. But they do offer some tips to make the job more manageable.
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HealthFood & Wine
BETH LEVINE, 692 WORDS
The chemical so hot that it can make your eyes tear and your mouth feel scalded can also reduce the pain from postherpetic neuralgia.
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SANDRA GORDON, 1150 WORDS
Critical congenital heart disease (CCHD) is often treatable if it's detected early, with a simple screening test called Pulse oximetry.
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