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10 Hilarious Celebrity Public Service Announcements0
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- April 2, 2012
When celebs speak out about causes close to their hearts, they often do it with a sense of humor. Here's a roundup of ten of the best funny celeb PSAs, which tackle everything from the environment to healthcare to voting. EcoRazzi, 3/29/2012
READ MORE10 Germiest Places in a Restaurant (Hint: Bathroom Isn’t No. 1)0
- Environmental Well-Being
- November 20, 2012
ABC News Consumer Correspondent Elisabeth Leamy went undercover at 10 restaurants in three states and took swab samples from 10 surfaces at each restaurant. Then the New York University Microbiology Department lab tested the samples. After reading these results, you may never feel the same about handling a restaurant menu. It turns out, sometimes the spotless-looking surfaces
READ MORE10 Celebrities Who Battled Postpartum Depression0
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- November 17, 2011
About 13% of mothers develop postpartum depression, a serious, long-lasting condition that’s far more than just ‘baby blues. Celebrity mothers who have developed this condition include Gwyneth Paltrow, Brooke Shields, Amanda Peet, Courtney Cox and more. These celebrities have shared their postpartum depression with the world, despite the cultural stigma. Health.com, 11/16/2011
READ MORE10 books you really should have read in high school0
- Entertainment, Books & Humor
- August 2, 2011
In high school these books might have been a bore, but perhaps now you are ready to gain from these classroom classics. If you haven’t read these 10 teacher favorites, use this summer to enrich your brain and your soul. TODAY, 8/1/2011
READ MORE10 Back-to-School Items to Buy Used0
- Environmental Well-Being
- August 22, 2011
There are many ways that you can participate in your own personal reuse revolution this back-to-school season, which can help to shrink your footprint rather than your bank account. Items such as clothes, shoes, books, calculators can be purchased used in order to support the green initiative. This article offers a list of common school
READ MORE1 in 3 Americans has used tanning beds, upping skin cancer risk0
- Consumer Alerts
- February 4, 2014
We know that indoor tanning can cause skin cancer, yet a new study found that more than half of college students and 35% of Americans still report using tanning beds. "It is appalling how often exposure to indoor tanning takes place in presumably educated populations and particularly worrisome that we allow adolescents to be exposed
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