New study finds household plastics linked to heart disease deaths worldwide
- Health & Healing
- May 1, 2025
You may not have heard about a school shooting that happened two years ago at Chardon High School in Ohio. Lives were saved when assistant football coach Frank Hall sprang into action. In an interview with 60 Minutes, Hall said he wished that he was seen as a “regular guy” instead of a hero for what he did that day.
READ MOREDo you find yourself waiting to see how many “likes” or comments you get after posting a picture of yourself? Writer Carolyn Savage, a mom and contributor to Mamaonthefly.com, says, “As the scenario plays out daily, it makes us parents wonder: Why are our children turning to social media for validation?” Teen development specialist Dr.
READ MOREThe relationships that we have with our siblings may last longer than any other relationships that we have in our lives, and the impact that our siblings have on us doesn’t stop in adolescence. We’ve all heard the usual stereotypes associated with birth order: the first born is a high-achiever, the middle children tend to
READ MOREThis Connecticut couple reinvented their work life based on what they like to do, and now they are growing and selling healthy, environmentally-friendly products right from their backyard, which has become a family farm. The New Haven Register, 7/31/2011
READ MOREWho provides the magic glue that keeps many marriages together? Surprisingly, research shows it can come down to the son-in-law. Charming your wife's parents can actually help make your marriage last! The Wall Street Journal, 11/27/2012
READ MOREWhat is your earliest memory from childhood? Columnist Sue Shellenbarger discusses the latest research on why it’s important for parents to help kids develop early memories, instead of just focusing on sharing pictures of them on social media.
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