Hope for the Scatterbrain
Thea Singer of O, the Oprah Magazine discovers that watching your own brain at work may help you learn to concentrate better.
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Two high-tech tests, one for heart disease and one for breast cancer, can catch problems earlier and keep you safer.
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Googling Your Way Back to Health: What the Web's Health Sites Can Offer
With so much contradictory--and in some cases flat-out wrong--information on the Web, how do you make sure the advice you collect is reliable? Here, America's top wellness experts name their favorite health sites.
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The New Science of Aging: 4 Myths About How Your Body Ages
New and inspiring research shows that the supposed physical "certainties" of aging are mostly avoidable.
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Back to the Land
Taking their color cues from the view outside their windows, Alexandra and Eliot Angle built a cottage to rival the brilliance of its Nova Scotia surroundings.
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From the May 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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