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Don’t Stand So Close to Me: 10 reasons why you (or someone you care about) have such bad breath, and exactly what you can do to combat chronic halitosis. (Everyday Health)
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Morning Links: How a Prostitute Saved My Marriage


Turn Off the Telly – A new British study shows that those who spend more than two hours a day watching TV (or engaging in other “screen-based entertainment”) are 125% more likely to suffer a major cardiac event, regardless of other factors including exercise, smoking, hypertension, and social class. (via Science Daily)

Dr. Oz on Losing Weight the Healthy Way – His 5 major mistakes dieters routinely make. (That’s Fit)

In Praise of Prostitution – One blogger’s account of how her husband’s hooker prevented a divorce and saved her marriage. (YourTango) … More »

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Morning Links: How a Prostitute Saved My Marriage

America’s Healthiest Women Live In Plano, Texas


Feeling under the weather and fabulously unfit? Then it might be time to move to Plano, Texas. According to a recent USA Today article, a new survey from Men’s Health and Women’s Health states that Plano is the top spot for healthy living. Following closely behind Plano are Fargo, North Dakota, and San Jose, California. The survey ranked cities based on 30 criteria, including obesity rates, smoking rates, and the availability of fresh fruits and vegetables. Plano earned the top spot in part for its great ratio of single men to single women – 139 single men for every 100 single gals. … More »

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America’s Healthiest Women Live In Plano, Texas

Cell Phones Aren’t as Safe as You Think They Are, Claims Author


Before anyone realized the horrible effect of cigarettes on health, people smoked them often and everywhere: At breakfast, lunch, dinner; in the office, outside, inside, and even while pregnant or while nursing ailments in the hospital. Then, it was just a benign habit that offended some but was largely promoted by social norms. Flash forward to now, and a similar habit plagues us: cell phones. They’re even more ubiquitous, and most of us use them more than even the heaviest smokers use cigarettes. Like tobacco, cell phone usage is far from benign, according to epidemiologist Devra Davis, author of “Disconnect.” … More »

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Cell Phones Aren’t as Safe as You Think They Are, Claims Author

Would These New Warnings Help You Quit Smoking?


After June 22, 2011, all packs of cigarettes will carry “larger, more visible” warning labels as a result of the Tobacco Control Act. The FDA proposed nine designs, all consisting of colored graphics illustrating the negative health effects that smoking can cause. The new warnings will take up at least half of the packaging.
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Would These New Warnings Help You Quit Smoking?