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• Why do we Sleep? A New Study Suggests That Snoozing Repairs Damaged DNA
• ‘Broken Heart Syndrome’ Actually Begins In Our Brains
• 50 is the new 40 for safe childbirth?
• The Importance of Meditation And How it Can Improve Your Life
• WHAT’S ACTUALLY BAD ABOUT “PROCESSED FOOD?” 4 REASONS INDUSTRIAL FOOD PROCESSING DAMAGES YOUR HEALTH
• Peptides – Muscle Building & Anti-Aging Benefits
• Feeling Frustrated in Life? 8 Quick Ways to Get Back on Track
• 11 Ways Successful People Deal With People They Don’t Like
• Weekend ‘catch-up sleep’ is a lie
• Perfectly legal tax savings strategies Americans may not be using
• 11 Strategies for Managing Stress
• 2 Foods You Should Never Eat and Why
• Capturing bacteria that eat and breathe electricity
• A television in the bedroom?
• These 3 Things Will Kill Your Chances For Student Loan Forgiveness
• Why You Should Sell Your Home in 2019
• Blue-enriched white light to wake you up in the morning
• If You’re Creeped Out by Facebook, Here Are the Settings to Check
• H.I.V. Is Reported Cured in a Second Patient, a Milestone in the Global AIDS Epidemic
• GOOGLE EMPLOYEES UNCOVER ONGOING WORK ON CENSORED CHINA SEARCH
• Google Pay Study Finds It Underpaid Men For Some Jobs
• Be yourself at work — It’s healthier and more productive
• Different Kinds Of Loneliness – Having Poor Quality Relationships Is Associated With Greater Distress Than Having Too Few
• Drug Combo Creates New Neurons from Neighboring Cells
• 69% of Americans Aren’t Using This Easy Trick to Grow Their Savings
• Apple Confirms iPhone FaceTime Eavesdropping Exploit — Here’s What To Do
• Why the 2019 Tax Season Will Be a Mess — Even Without the Government Shutdown
• Fried food linked to heightened risk of early death among older US women
• Leaving 2-hour gap between dinner and bedtime may not affect blood glucose
• Secret to longevity may lie in the microbiome and the gut
• Big Cities No Longer Deliver for Low-Skilled Workers
• Effective weight control via an implanted self-powered vagus nerve stimulation device
• Men and women remember pain differently
• Chronic Ankle Pain May Be More Than Just A Sprain
• Curbs on A.I. Exports? Silicon Valley Fears Losing Its Edge
• Wireless ‘pacemaker for the brain’ could offer new treatment for neurological disorders
• Video games can change your brain
• The Spacing Effect: How to Improve Learning and Maximize Retention
• Reducing drinking could help with smoking cessation, research finds
• Why Robot Brains Need Symbols
• A newly discovered, naturally low-caffeine tea plant
• Do You Know What Medicines Are Safe for Your Child?
• Pilot study suggests pedal desks could address health risks of sedentary workplace
• New review of scientific studies confirms food cravings can be reduced
• Trying to get people to agree? Skip the French restaurant and go out for Chinese food
• Alcohol intake may be key to long-term weight loss for people with Diabetes
• A world without brick-and-mortar stores? Even avid online shoppers say, ‘no, thanks’
• How the brain decides what to learn
• China Announces Punishments for Intellectual-Property Theft
• The difference a year makes
• Plot twist: Mitochondrial DNA can come from both parents
• The ‘Geno-Economists’ Say DNA Can Predict Our Chances of Success
• Silent and Simple Ion Engine Powers a Plane with No Moving Parts
• Paying for Popularity Can Be Fraud
• Using Wi-Fi to “see” behind closed doors is easier than anyone thought
• What if the Placebo Effect Isn’t a Trick?
• Senior Citizens Are Replacing Teenagers as Fast-Food Workers
• How to Accomplish More in 4 Days Than Most People Do in 4 Weeks
• Lowe’s shuts 51 stores in U.S. and Canada
• Health risks increase for babies born to fathers aged 45 or over
• Parkinson’s disease may start in the appendix and travel to the brain
• It Might Stress You Out to Know What Stress Is Doing to Your Brain
• Financial Planning Tips: Vacations And Holidays
• A Workplace That Works: How to Create a Workspace That Improves Productivity
• How to Improve Your Memory Retention and Productivity
• Breathing through the nose aids memory storage
• Social media data used to predict retail failure
• Thinking outside the box: Adults with ADHD not constrained in creativity
• You CAN Eat Carbs and Lose Weight
• How Long Will My Money Last in Retirement?
• Hedge funds burned by short trade as America’s malls refuse to die
• Don’t treat e-cigarettes like cigarettes, say experts
• Molecule capable of halting and reverting Parkinson’s neurodegeneration identified
• Why your brain is hardwired to be bad at economics – and how to fix it
• Beer Consumption Linked to Higher Prostate Cancer Risk
• A cyborg cockroach could someday save your life
• Widespread use of statins in healthy older people to prevent heart disease not recommended in new study
• Can You Really Get Sepsis from Trying on Shoes Without Socks?
• Genes are key to academic success, study suggests
• How we judge personality from faces depends on our beliefs about how personality works
• How brains of doers differ from those of procrastinators
• Meditation helping professionals improve concentration and reduce stress while they work
• Poor sleep and type 2 diabetes means slower wound healing
• The $250 Biohack That’s Revolutionizing Life With Diabetes
• Gene Therapy, ‘Medical Chips’ Top Advances Predicted for 2018
• Most People Don’t Know This: Not Getting Enough Exercise Ups Your Cancer Risk
• Splinters, Bug Bites, Thorns and Ingrown Hairs Need This Remedy Now
• Gut bacteria and heart health: Is there a link?
• Carbon nanotubes used to develop clothing that can double as batteries
• New ‘e-dermis’ brings sense of touch, pain to prosthetic hands
• Test tube artificial neural network recognizes ‘molecular handwriting’
• It’s official — spending time outside is good for you
• The U.S. Air Force learned to code—and saved the Pentagon millions
• How to Clean Your Filthy, Disgusting Laptop
• Why is there concern that cell phones may cause cancer or other health problems?
• The odds of living to 110-plus level out — once you hit 105
• How four cups of coffee might protect the heart
• Don’t Become An Information Junkie: A Balance Between Learning And Taking Action
• Feeling Lazy Today? This Is How You Break the Laziness Loop
• EU COMMITTEE APPROVES NEW RULES THAT COULD ‘DESTROY THE INTERNET AS WE KNOW IT’
• HOW TO BEAT THE HEAT THIS SUMMER
• We Have Reached Peak Screen. Now Revolution Is in the Air.
• The ‘Baby’ that ushered in modern computer age
• 8 Amazing Breakthroughs in Diabetes Research That Are Giving Us Hope
• Your brain anatomy may play a role in determining your food choices
• Framework to stop cyber-attacks on internet-connected cars
• Are Humans Still Evolving?
• Why Big-Box Retailers Target And Kohl’s Are Going Small
• The Complete List of Student Loan Forgiveness Programs and Options
• Tears ‘R’ Us: The World’s Biggest Toy Store Didn’t Have to Die
• Breakthrough in Controlling DNA-Based Robots
• The 10 skills you need to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• 11 Ways to Reduce and Save Money on Utility Bills
• Artificial Skin Technology Mimics Touch Sensations and Reflexes
• Ozone Therapy: New Breakthrough for Back Treatment
• You Need to Know About This Unheard of Technique for Starting New Habits
• People Horrified by an Ingredient in Itch Relief Medicine
• Back Pain Relief? Yes, It’s Possible.
• These techniques are proven to boost certain cognitive functions
• Your Desk Is Making You Stupid
• The Older We Get, the Faster Time Moves
• 5 Calendar Hacks to Save 5 Hours Every Week
• Harley-Davidson Is Making an Electric Motorcycle
• The Vitamin that Could Help Kill Cancer
• Five Yoga Myths That You Should Stop Believing Right Now
• New Smart Contact Lens For Diabetics Introduced
• Five Unconventional Cancer Therapies Your Doctor (Probably) Won’t Tell You About
• “Longevity Protein” Could Save Lives, Improve Health
• Could Your Own Skin Cells Save Your Life?
• Credit Card Debt Disaster? One Simple Move Could Save You.
• Are Meal Kit Delivery Services Budget Friendly?
• What Parents Get So Wrong About College
• What No Mother with Young Children Can Afford to Leave Off Her Shopping List
• Blood Pressure Medication Linked to Depression & Other Mood Disorders
• Eric Schmidt Says America Needs to “Get Its Act Together” in AI Competition with China
• How to Store Information in Your Clothes Invisibly, Without Electronics
• 3D Gel Stacks Can Grow Enough Stem Cells to Treat Brain Disease
• Seniors Find Help for Frequent Bruising
• Probiotic Breakthrough: Science Links Emotions to Gut Bacteria
• Salon Shampoo Brands Beware: One Small Company Is Turning the Industry on Its Shiny, Luxurious Head
• AI Can Predict How Much Longer You Have Left to Live
• The Blood Pressure Secret You’ve Never Heard Of
• Can You Live to Be 120?
• Does Fragile, Thinning Skin on Your Hands Give Away Your Age?
• Your Nail Salon’s Dirty Little Secret
• ­­­­Fast Cedar Fever and Allergy Relief – Without Pills
• Leadership During Exponential Times – Part 2
• 8 Steps that Can Lead You to a More Fulfilling Life
• Leadership During Exponential Times – Part 1
• New Hope for Hemorrhoid Sufferers
• Do You Have Severe Bad Breath and Don’t Know It?
• Deep Learning Algorithm Does as Well as Dermatologists in Identifying Skin Cancer
• Is It Past Time to Reprogram the Software in Your Brain?
• It’s Time for Your “Lazy Money” to Get More Industrious
• Voice Analysis Tech Could Diagnose Disease
• Mentally Stimulating Activities after Age 70 Associated with Lower New Cognitive-Impairment Risk
• Environmental Factors Contribute to Early Aging
• Implantable Device Targets Cancer, Other Illnesses with Controlled Long-Term Drug Delivery
• Fast Allergy Relief without Pills?
• Are Millennials Inheriting the Nation Our Founding Fathers Envisioned?
• Disrupting Energy
• “Grandma, Your Breath Stinks!”
• New Hope for Seniors with Bruised, Fragile Skin
• We Read the Labels of Popular Nutritional Shakes – and Were Horrified
• Scientists Have Created Mice with Hyper-Long Telomeres without Altering the Genes
• Lab-Grown Stem Cells Regenerate Monkey Hearts: Study
• Turn People into Your Secret Weapon for Business Success
• Music Can Be a Major Key to Therapeutic Healing
• Government to Smokers: “Keep Lighting Up”
• 9 Key Lessons Derived From 150 Startups
• Key Hiring Lessons From Amazon, Uber, Groupon, Etc.
• Experimenting With Government
• 3-D-Printed Structures that “Remember” Their Shapes
• Neuroscientists Identify Cortical Links to Adrenal Medulla (Mind-Body Connection)
• How to Become More Generous in a Me-First World
• Worried About Alzheimer’s? These Tips Can Help Keep your Brain Healthy
• 9 Rules of Brain-Healthy Eating
• Looking for the Perfect Job? You May Have Already Found It
• Ask the Wisdom to Live™ Experts: Hemorrhoid Help & Why Your Treatments Might Be Failing You
• Finding the Path to a Stable Retirement when Savings and Social Security Aren’t Enough
• The Secret to Healthy-Looking, Fungus-Free Toes
• Oral Care Products Ignore the Needs of Seniors
• Show, Don’t Tell, Is One of the Secrets to Raising Happy Children
• What’s Missing in the Millennial Skillset?
• Foods to Reverse Brain Damage
• Afraid You’ll Be Forced to Work in Retirement? That May Not Be So Bad
• 3 Financial Steps that Will Help You Get your Fiscal House in Order
• 4 Tips for Helping your Child Disconnect  from the Electronic World