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Multiple Sclerosis affects more than 2.3 million people worldwide, according to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. How much do you know about the disease? Test your knowledge with these ...

Multiple Sclerosis: How Much do you Know?

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The internet has changed the way that companies reach consumers. Social media and personal websites offer opportunities to connect with target audiences and hear feedback in a way that has never ...

How to Build Your Brand Online

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Physical activity is often sacrificed for hectic work schedules and office chairs. Most people with sedentary lifestyles or desk jobs only take between 1,000 and 3,000 steps per day, far less ...

Improve your Heart Health on National Walk to Work Day

Every day nearly 3200 people under the age of 18 gamble with their health by smoking their first cigarette according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Highly addictive and ...

How Does Smoking Affect Multiple Sclerosis?

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Most women's personal style cannot be summed up into just one category. We tend to keep a variety of go-to looks in our wardrobes from professional to casual. Somehow, we all find ways to ...

Everyday Fashionistas: Women weigh in on what makes them feel and look good

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A sense of joy can be maintained despite hard times. Being engaged, inquisitive and thankful are key elements to a happy state of mind. Here are four ways to start training your brain for ...

Be Happy: Follow These 4 Tips to Live a Happy Life

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There’s arsenic in my Franzia?  As an enthusiastic consumer of budget wines, this news has my attention. On March 19, 2015 a complaint was filed in California Superior Court against a ...

High levels of arsenic reported in some low cost wines

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Once upon a time, the financial strain of a wedding and all that it entailed was the sole responsibility of the parents of the bride. Today, the extravagant nature of the event has shifted ...

Splitting the Bill: Who Pays for the Modern Wedding?

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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture have posted their new dietary guidelines in the Scientific Report of 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory ...

New USDA Dietary Guidelines Now Revised: Top 10 Takeaways

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Many active women are familiar with the benefits of cardio. In fact, in most gyms the majority of the women can be found on the cardio machines — running, biking in place, and working the ...

Working Out for Long and Lean Limbs

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This Sunday, March 8, 2015, is International Women's Day. Test your knowledge about issues facing women worldwide. Click here to learn how you can participate in International Women's Day this ...

Quiz: Women's Issues Around the World

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Is there a scientific reason we see the dress differently? Does it have something to do with our vision?

Margaret Staniforth commented on Melissa Szenda's post Why do some people see "the dress" as gold & white and some as blue & black?

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Is the dress white and gold or is it blue and black? This question has been plaguing social media for the past day and an answer has been found. The dress is in fact blue. But why do so many of us ...

Blue and Black vs. White and Gold: Why Can't we Trust What We See?

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Life expectancy for the average American is longer than ever before and is projected to keep growing. With advancements in medicine and a changing mentality, getting older doesn’t mean becoming ...

Life Expectancy of Older Athletes Increased by Healthy Eating

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The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that the HPV vaccination be administered to 11 or 12 year old children.  HPV, which the CDC says effects most people who are ...

HPV Prevention and Children

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EmpowHER spent an evening with Nicole Jennings as she launched her boutique, The Posh Mommy on Friday, January 30, at the Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia. Nicole is the wife of ...

Launching The Posh Mommy Boutique with Nicole Jennings

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The women’s health movement started in the 1960s as an attempt to enlighten women about their bodies and sexuality but it stayed largely out the media and the limelight. Today, women’s health is ...

How Men Encourage the Women's Health Movement

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Most plans to prevent sexually transmitted diseases start with a choice between abstinence and condoms. Viruses like HPV present a challenge to this two-part decision process because condoms ...

Are Condoms Protecting You from HPV?