BAGHDAD — Dr. Abbas al-Sahan's patient wasn't a war victim. She didn't have a scar that needed cosmetic surgery. All she wanted was a cute...
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More | TalkSugar and its dangers are in the news again, thanks to ABC's popular show, Nightline, which, last night, aired a compelling story spotlighting sugar's role in the obesity crisis.
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More | TalkWhat poetic subject could cause such a stir? David Beckham, the dashing English footballer and global celebrity, who fell injured last Sunday.
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More | TalkDads are helping out with childrearing more and more these days. The result can be both a boon and a letdown for super-moms, whose self-competence...
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More | TalkPeople use drugs for whatever energy they're after or hiding from, yet drugs just sap us of our energy and make waste. Too many people of extraordinary heart and head have been hooked.
More | TalkOur skin has a memory of touch separate from our minds. What does your skin remember?
More | TalkZero-sum" is when one's needs cancel out another's needs. I learned the meaning of this violent doctrine as a Russian kid playing "nozhichki." Nozhichki ("little...
More | TalkHow could they eat high amounts of bad food and not exercise, yet still become fitter AND live 30 percent longer than the average rat? One word: MITOCHONDRIA -- the source of your energy.
More | TalkI seem to have experienced a role (model) reversal: after working for women I thought--in my naiveté and lack of experience--were "bad" mothers, I've turned into exactly the sort of mother I said I would never be.
More | TalkA subtle, insidious, shifting attitude toward people who are sick - a loss of empathy - arises in the context of a popular notion that we can control our health.
More | Talk"Practically all of the most widely used drugs have an herbal origin," Ulbricht says. "The number one OTC medication, aspirin, is a synthetic version of...
More | TalkHistory is never over, what ever we think about our times of low horizons and limited ideas -- or the dread we have for the potential for our ambitious experiments to fail -- we are none of us islands.
More | TalkWhile people ARE willing to take on Lindsay Lohan and Brittney Spears for providing bad role models for young women around substance use, what about Sidibe and the rampant obesity among children?
More | TalkWhen we hear about cheating in a relationship, let's stop blaming the man and thinking that the poor defenseless woman has nothing to do with it. The truth is that she was half the cause of it.
More | TalkWhen working with a client on refining their diet, I share one of Ayurveda's basic principles of eating: Don't mix too many foods. Different foods...
More | TalkThe deal at DonorsChoose.org is that a teacher lists a classroom project, and people fund it a little at a time, or more. Lots...
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More | TalkHere are some profiles of the revolution at work - people and ideas that came onto my radar recently.
More | TalkHave you ever suffered from tension in the shoulders? Do you think others around you should do things differently - be more understanding or forgiving; be a better leader, fairer, wiser, more inspirational?
More | TalkEach time a woman shares her truth about her insecurities, questions, doubts, addictions, abuse as well as her feelings of power, it heals another woman.
More | TalkThis pro-social behavior results from a change in social norms that allowed us to trust strangers, a new study suggests. That change is likely linked...
More | TalkOf all the spiritual and psychological tasks toward individuation or wholeness, changing one's mind may be the most difficult.
More | TalkWhen members of a school trust each other, and believe in their own power, then the pursuit of happiness becomes suffused into the daily rituals of the community.
More | TalkEveryone enjoys drunk texts and even a guy you are dating casually can appreciate that sometimes we make bad texting decisions.
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