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11 years ago+14 14 0Junk food linked to mental illness in young kids
Children who are exposed to junk food before birth and during early childhood are at a significantly increased risk for developing mental health problems.
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11 years ago+8 8 0Are pigs as smart as dogs? Animal-welfare activists pose the question
"Pigs are known to dream, recognize their own names, learn tricks like sitting for a treat, and lead social lives of a complexity previously observed only in primates. Like humans, pigs enjoy listening to music, playing with soccer balls, and ge ...
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11 years ago+8 8 0One in 7 Canadians has genital herpes
As many as one in seven Canadians aged 14 to 59 may be infected with herpes simplex type 2 virus and more than 90 per cent of them may be unaware of their status, a new study suggests.
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11 years ago+6 7 1A letter from JP Morgan CEO to a gold digger
J.P. Morgan CEO replies to a letter written by a pretty girl seeking a rich husband.
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11 years ago+7 7 0What's the future of women's MMA?
This week has been a pretty bad week for women’s MMA. Considering what a landmark year female fighters have had in the sport, the momentum is certainly beginning to slow.
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11 years ago+11 11 0Strong is the new skinny out in the social media world
Go on Pinterest, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and you’re sure to see plenty of women showing off their muscles with pride. Toronto boot camp owner Laura Jackson says it’s a shift in ideals that’s happening offline as well.
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11 years ago+4 5 1Women wearing red is most attractive to men
Studies have found that wearing red is highly seductive to men.
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11 years ago+12 12 06 things you thought wrong about introverts
If you're an introvert, you might be used to feeling misunderstood and having your actions (or inactions) misinterpreted. And if you're an extrovert, there's a good chance that you have a least a few misconceptions about those mysterio ...
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11 years ago+7 7 0People without pets less likely to believe in true love
Pet-free Canadians are the saddest among us when it comes romance, a new survey has found.
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11 years ago+3 4 120 signs that it’s time to end your relationship
Relationships, like hot summers, often look better from a distance. Just as you forget how draining a muggy day can feel, you also forget how soul-destroying and lonely a relationship can feel when it’s not going well.
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11 years ago+9 9 05 popular weight loss myths
When it comes to a successful weight loss program, it's important to not fall for these weight loss myths.
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11 years ago+10 10 0Food expiration dates explained
Not sure what to make of the date printed on that tub of yogurt? Questioning the freshness of those week-old farmer's market eggs? Don't fret. Follow the tips below to understand expiration once and for all.
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11 years ago+9 9 0Near-death experiences 'explained'
A surge of electrical activity in the brain could be responsible for the vivid experiences described by near-death survivors, scientists report.
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11 years ago+7 7 0Would you still work if you won the lottery?
The question is simple: If you were to win the lottery would you continue to work? The answer might surprise you because most people say yes.
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11 years ago+11 11 0Junk food banned at Canada Summer Games
The young competitors are being given a huge variety of nutritious offerings with no cap on how often they can drop by the cafeteria each day. "The whole point was to try and get athletes off on a good start," with adequate nutrition to hel ...
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11 years ago+6 6 0Car prowlers dumped daughter's ashes on street
Colleen Ransom has been trying to keep heartbreak at bay by carrying her daughter's ashes in a green velvet bag on daily travels. But heartache returned when she saw that car prowlers snatched the precious pouch from its place in her unlocked pi ...
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11 years ago+8 8 0The virtual reality cow aiming to turn steak lovers into vegetarians
Researchers at Stanford University have developed a virtual reality avatar that enables humans to empathize with cows destined for the slaughterhouse.
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11 years ago+10 10 010 habits of happy couples
What does it take to be happy in a relationship?
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11 years ago+8 8 0Empathy for battered dogs often outweighs that for human adult victims
People have more empathy for battered puppies and full grown dogs than they do for some humans (adults, but not children) finds new research.
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11 years ago+13 13 0Where do babies come from? Ask your smartphone
A new app could help reduce the awkward factor for parents who don't feel comfortable talking about the birds and the bees.