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Full Disclosure |
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When songbird Toni Braxton learned she had lupus, she listened to a friend’s advice to keep her condition hidden. Now she has no regrets about finally going public.
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Meal Makeovers |
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Stealthy tricks can make even packaged foods healthier—really!
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Quiet Please! |
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For people experiencing tinnitus—the perception of annoying ringing and buzzing noises when none exist—the best sounds of all are the sounds of silence.
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Breaking Points |
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African-American hair is notoriously fragile and easily damaged, but everyday solutions can help black women overcome these hurdles.
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The Expert Says—Fall 2012 |
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Setbacks are an inevitable part of life, but you can turn a negative situation into a positive learning experience, according to life coach Bonnie Mechelle.
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The Burden of Proof |
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Companies want you to believe that the phrase "clinically proven" confirms products will deliver results based on science-backed evidence. But here's a word of caution: Don't believe the hype.
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Smart Moves |
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California kids see results from having healthier food choices at school. Here’s why you may want to follow their lead.
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Dairy Queens |
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Got milk alternatives? Soy, rice and almonds show they can compete with the cows.
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Berry Brainy Food |
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Blueberries and strawberries are known for packing a nutritional punch. Turns out, they also boost your brain power.
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Stuff We Love—Fall 2012 |
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A roundup of the latest, must-have finds for hair, skin, health and beauty, these products are worth every cent.
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Editor's Letter-Fall 2012 |
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When I heard about a pregnant Chinese woman who'd been snatched off the streets by family planning officials and forced to abort her unborn child, the news chilled me.
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