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Dr. Oz said it was his wife who first encouraged him to get involved with television: "She was moping around about how many of my patients didn't appreciate how they had brought these illnesses upon themselves and the things they could have done to avoid me doing invasive procedures on them." Oz came to realize
READ MORETalking to kids (without including scary details) and teaching them how to stay safe from abductors should be top priority- it is important to put a safety plan in place and discuss locations where your child can go if he or she gets lost. Tell your child it's ok to be rude if a stranger
READ MOREIt's not only the wealthy who can benefit from financial advisers. In fact, according to Sheryl Garrett, the founder and CEO of the Garrett Planning Network, a nationwide network of fee-only financial advisers who specialize in serving the middle class, "The financial planning decisions of middle income families are more critical than that of wealthier people, because
READ MOREConcerned about the countless medical misdiagnoses he witnessed as a medical resident at a Boston hospital, Dr. David Newman-Toker has been working to address the problem. He and his colleagues reviewed 25 years of medical malpractice claim payout data from the National Practitioner Data Bank and reported their findings in the journal BMJ Quality and Safety.
READ MORESofia Vergara, star of the hit television show “Modern Family,” is a thyroid cancer survivor and spokeswoman for Follow the Script, an organization that promotes screening for thyroid disease and encourages those who have the disease to play a more active role in their treatment. In this interview, the actress discusses her approach to diet
READ MOREAccording to HR executives, many of today's college grads are seriously lacking when it comes to interview skills. Millennials are often too casual during interviews, dressing inappropriately, leaving their phones on, or even texting or taking calls during the interview. The website jobipedia.org may be able to help; it offers advice for novice job-seekers. USA Today,
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