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I’m a psychologist who studies couples—if you say 'yes' to these 4 questions, your relationship is stronger than most
Psychologist Mark Travers has spent most of his career studying what makes marriages successful. If you answer “yes” to each of these questions, he says, there’s no doubt that your relationship ...CNBC - Mar. 9 -
You can’t boost your immune system with supplements, says functional medicine expert—here’s what you can do
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Don’t hide cash at home — here’s what you’re risking and what to do instead, experts say
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Do this one thing before a job interview, says ex-Google exec: 'It stands out'
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'Too much emotion makes you do crazy things' - Mateta defends Roberts
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Game studios deal with uncertainty by doing more with less | Unity
Unity said in its annual report that game developers faced with uncertainty are doing more with less resources.VentureBeat - 5d -
What Social Security says to do if you're incorrectly listed as dead
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I'm 79 years old and the 'father of functional medicine': 5 rules I live by to stay in good health
Jeffrey Bland, known as the "father of functional medicine," has studied how lifestyle impacts health for more than 30 years.CNBC - 4d -
This is how we do it: ‘After mutual cancer diagnoses we didn’t have sex for five years. Then we discovered toys …’
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