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Why Comedy Is So Important Right Now
In addition to taking our mind off the news, comedy has been shown to have positive mental and physical health benefits — something we could all use.
How to not be a 'coronavirus jerk' during the pandemic
"While we do see courage and kindness, we also see people who act out in an aggressive, offensive or inappropriate manner, both in-person and online.”
How to deal with coronavirus-related money stress, according to financial psychologists
If you've lost your job — or are worried about it — therapists say there are a few things you can do to ease financial anxiety.
Welcome to my world: A germophobe on what coronavirus has brought out in the rest of us
I suffer from a rare neurological condition and my immune system is compromised, so the inherent vulnerability imposed by my situation nudged me toward germophobia years ago. As you might imagine, I’ve never felt more vulnerable and defenseless than I do now.
People are using their phones to see a doctor. How does it work?
Telemedicine is rapidly becoming the first line of defense against the coronavirus. Here's how to access and pay to see a doctor on your phone or computer.
Coronavirus fears have emptied supermarket shelves. Are you panic-buying?
Stocking up because of the coronavirus? Panic-buying can ease anxiety, but the effects are typically short-lived. Here's a better way to cope.
How to talk to your kids about the coronavirus (and ease their fears)
Think of the coronavirus as an opportunity to work with your kid on building news and media literacy skills to separate fact from fiction.
Do you have a financially fit marriage? Ask yourself these questions
By asking questions and opening a dialogue, couples can change how they deal with each other — and their money — and learn to work together toward their financial goals.
Here's how to stop second-guessing yourself all the time
All that constant second-guessing is likely a waste of time and effort. Here are three better ways to stop over analyzing everything and get things done.
'Why We Can't Sleep' explores what a midlife crisis looks like for Gen X women
Author Ada Calhoun dishes on writing the book that seeks to redefine the midlife crisis — and the things that keep Gen X women up at night.
Googling your symptoms? Here's how to avoid going down a self-diagnosis rabbit hole
Laid off just in time for the holidays? Here's how to cope
A layoff is a blow to the ego and the wallet. Here are eight expert tips to help you process it and move forward.
How to wash your hands properly, according to doctors
Here's how to rein in your kids' expectations this holiday season
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7 tips to deal with debt stress
Six out of 10 Americans say say money is a “significant form of stress” for them. If you’re willing to do the work, debt stress relief is possible — even if your debt lingers.
How to heal dry, cracked heels, according to dermatologists
Dermatologists explain what causes our heels to crack — and what we can do to heal and protect them.
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Having a dog can be good for your heart. Here's how to keep your dog's heart healthy, too.
The cast of Seinfeld lulls me off to sleep. Is it as good for me as it feels?
Jerry, George, Elaine, Kramer and Newman provide the soundtrack to slumber. Is my Seinfeldian sleep aid OK?