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Lifestyle
Is ‘finding yourself’ a legitimate reason for breaking up?
Being alone isn’t always the answer, the experts say. Continue reading
How to change the conversation about obesity: ‘It’s not a lifestyle choice’
Health-care professionals and policy makers need to reframe the conversation, experts say. Continue reading
Just 2.5 hours of activity per week can be beneficial — even doing household chores
Any type of activity is better than sitting at a desk all day, researchers argue. Continue reading
How parents manage conflict in the home will impact their children
the conflict resolution style parents choose impacts a child’s emotional well-being and teaches them how to resolve conflict themselves, experts say. Continue reading
‘Best before,’ ‘Use by’ dates to be simplified, major food companies pledge
Some of the world’s most prominent food companies banded together to sign a call to action, creating targets to change the way food is labelled. Continue reading
Researchers have developed a pen that detects cancer in seconds
The current technique involves keeping the patient on the table and under anaesthesia for 30 minutes while a pathologist analyzes the tissues. Continue reading
Forget crossword puzzles, here are other ways to exercise the brain
Aging experts say ping-pong is a great mind and body activity to stimulate the brain. Continue reading
15 foods that will help you get a better night’s sleep
What you eat can influence the way you sleep, experts say. So here are some foods that will help you improve your slumber. Continue reading
Mom gives daughter permission to kick bullies ‘in the balls’ — here’s why
“I have a hard time thinking that my sassy, very independent little girl could possibly be bullied.” Continue reading
Icelandair put on 11-hour live play for passengers flying from London to New York
The show took passengers through the airline’s 80-year history. Continue reading
