When it comes to losing weight, it’s not just about what you eat. It’s also about where you eat. And nutrition experts think that if you chow down in the dining room, it just might help you keep the pounds off. Link
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 Comments are closed Chatting with coworkers or friends about last night’s episode of The Daily Show isn’t just good for a laugh. Researchers think it might help save your life. Link Comments are closed You see, nutritionists think the typical American diet is out of whack, including containing far too little omega-3 (found in fatty fish) and too much omega-6 (found in corn oil), and that tipping the scales back toward fish oil fats could boost emotional well-being. Link Comments are closed Boston.com: “If RomneyCare killed 18,000 jobs in Massachusetts, imagine what ObamaCare will do to a US economy already hurting from too much liberalism,” Ray Sullivan, a Perry campaign spokesman, said in a statement. “These government-mandated health schemes kill too many jobs and cost too much. RomneyCare’s job-killing results are another reason ObamaCare must be . . . → Read More: Family Practice News: “Substance abuse is a bigger problem for adolescents who daily spend time on social networking sites such as Facebook and Myspace, as 70% of American adolescents say they do, according to a survey released Aug. 24 by the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University. Of those adolescents, 26% . . . → Read More: If you spend several hours a day at your computer, maintaining a proper workstation layout and practicing good posture can help minimize the risk of injuries, aches and pains. Use these ergonomic tips to help your body assume a neutral, strain-free position. Link Comments are closed International Business Times: “Researchers at IBM are collaborating with the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency for the Phase 2 of the much- speculated cognitive computing project called SyNAPSE. The agency has awarded approximately $21 million for the funding of the next phase of the Systems of Neuromorphic Adaptive Plastic Scalable Electronics project, which aims to create computing systems that emulate . . . → Read More: on July 7th, 2011
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For the first time ever, fewer than half of the households in the United States are married couples. In the past decade, the number of unmarried couples increased 25 percent as more people chose to cohabitate. Link |
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