• Recall! E-mail habits that could cost you at work0

    E-mail has essentially replaced face-to-face conversation as the most common form of daily communication, especially in businesses where a reported 62 percent of people say they use the Internet. However, the social cues and etiquettes that applies to traditional communication still lag behind in the virtual realm and are often overlooked. E-mail encourages competitiveness and

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  • Real-life Santa brings special surprise across America0

    Many are familiar with Secret Santa, or anonymously exchanging gifts for the holidays, but one man from Kansas City is taking the concept to a whole new level! The wealthy businessman wears the traditional red coat and goes to different cities around the country spreading Christmas cheer in the form of $100 bills.

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  • Rare disease or fake illness?0

    Dr. William Gahl, director of the Undiagnosed Diseases Program at the National Institutes of Health, explains why mysterious ailments are sometimes mistaken for hypochondria. 60 Minutes, 5/20/2012

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  • Rare Disease Mimics Child Abuse and Tears Family Apart0

    In 2008, false child abuse charges triggered a murder-suicide in Colorado when authorities confused a baby's broken bones, actually caused by a genetic disorder, for abuse. Now, four years later, after all lawsuits have been unsuccessful, the baby's maternal grandparents are leading an awareness campaign, saying the tragedy could have been averted if doctors knew

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  • Random Acts of Kindness After Hurricane Sandy0

    We've seen inspiring examples of human kindness and generosity during the recovery from superstorm Sandy — from free pizza in the East Village to a little girl setting up a charging station in Hoboken. Huffington Post, 11/4/2012

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  • Raising royal baby: ‘Fall crazily in love with him’0

    Are you nervous about being a new parent? Here’s some expert advice for new parents (including Prince William and Duchess Kate): fall in love with your baby, enjoy every moment, and trust your own instincts. As Berry Brazelton, a pediatrician and author of more than 30 books on child development, says, “You know your baby

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