The Diets That Are Proven to Make You GAIN Weight
I dieted for 10 years, constantly chasing that image I had in my mind of my ideal, skinny body. Here’s what NEVER worked, and here’s what did.
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Caitlyn and Kris Jenner: How Can Exes Have Opposite Views of the Same Marriage?
How is it possible for two people formerly in a relationship to have opposing views of what went wrong, as was the case for Caitlyn and Kris Jenner?
The Simple Habit That Changed My Entire Day
I have to lose weight before I see my dad, or else he’ll make that worried face and I will fall apart.
Shape & Tone Your Booty in 10 Moves
Built a toned booty before summer with these at-home moves.
What Men Think: An Introduction To The Male Mind
The dating game from a guy’s point of view.
New Study Reveals Who's More Likely to Cheat in a Relationship
Hint: It has everything to do with economically dependence.
Medicare paid doctors $90 billion in 2013, up 17 percent: officials
Medicare, the government-run health insurance program for elderly and disabled Americans, paid physicians $90 billion in 2013, up 17 percent from $77 billion in 2012, U.S. healthcare officials reported on Monday. Physician payments accounted for less than one-fifth of Medicare’s 2013 net outlays of $492 billion, which rose from $466 billion in 2012. Payments to hospitals for the top 100 inpatient stays cost Medicare $62 billion in 2013, while the
What I See in This Photo Now That I Didn’t See Before
“I thought my arms looked fat. And if you looked closely, you could see my stomach sticking out too much.” But something that was about to happen in this woman’s life was about to put her self criticism in perspective.
Novel government cancer study will test precision medicine
CHICAGO (AP) — The federal government is launching a very different kind of cancer study that will assign patients drugs based on what genes drive their tumors rather than the type.
Foster Farms backs away from using human antibiotics in poultry
(Reuters) – Foster Farms, one of the top U.S. chicken producers, plans to largely eliminate antibiotics used to treat humans from its poultry production, it said on Monday. The move brings California-based Foster Farms in line with other top chicken producers, including market leader Tyson Foods Inc, that are backing away from using the drugs over concerns about antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Privately held Foster Farms is working to end the use