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Will Retailers Remove Hidden Toxins from Shelves?0
- Green Initiatives
- April 30, 2013
In a new campaign called Mind the Store, the nation’s top ten retailers are being asked to move away from toxic chemicals as part of an effort to urge Congress to pass the Safe Chemicals Act. Care2, 4/24/2013
READ MOREIn wake of tragedies like Boston Marathon bombing, entertainment and sports help us heal together0
- Entertainment, Books & Humor
- April 30, 2013
After tragedies like the Boston Marathon bombing, we often turn to cultural touchstones to help us heal.
READ MOREDove ad highlights women’s distorted self-image0
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- April 29, 2013
Dove is kicking off a new "real beauty" campaign to tell women they look better than they think they look. Dove recently released their short film, Real Beauty Sketches, documenting a social experiment whereby women saw themselves as much less attractive than objective observers depicted them. The campaign was created as a way to help
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Pushing kids to eat may cause obesity later0
- Food & Nutrition
- April 29, 2013
Researchers at the University of Minnesota, combining data from two research studies, found that parents who restricted foods (a common practice) were more likely to have overweight or obese children. Researcher Katie Loth, the study's lead author, says, “Parental pressure to eat can be detrimental to children because it takes away from a child's ability
READ MOREYour Voice Affects Others’ Perceptions0
- Financial & Workplace Well-Being
- April 29, 2013
Is your vocal quality helping or hurting you in the workplace? This article includes tips on how to change your voice for the better. The Wall Street Journal, 4/23/2013
READ MOREA Lifeline for Widowed Fathers0
- Home & Family
- April 29, 2013
When it comes to fathers widowed by cancer, Dr. Donald Lee Rosenstein and Dr. Justin Michael Yopp say, “There is a pressing need to understand the experiences of these widowed fathers and to develop supportive interventions for them and their children." Dr. Rosenstein and Dr. Yopp formed a support group through the University of North Carolina
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