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Kendra Kawaguchi Anderson: The Truth About Fracking
Fracking gives WTF a new meaning. Here, a woman personally touched by the issue explains.
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Deirdre Lewis: Gy-No
It’s Breast Cancer Awareness month, of which the media has made us well aware. But no one ever talks about the small indecencies, related to detecting the disease.
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Carré Otis: A New Context: Writing the Past Grounds the Present
Without question, our stories are ours to tell. But sometimes, digging into our pasts to reveal our truths can be extraordinarily difficult. Here, author Carré Otis shares how and why she came to tell her story.
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Guest Blog: Dr. Allyson Tevrizian: Mother’s Day Health: Allergies—Nature’s Ultimate Imbalance
So much of being a mother is ensuring the health of our children and it’s often not easy. Pediatric allergies have been alarmingly on the rise, and here, an allergist and immunologist shines light on a confusing issue.
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Guest Blog: Holly Perkins: Fit at Forty
Reshaping yourself in any capacity can help reveal your own personal truths. Here, a celebrity fitness trainer shares how boosting her health even more helped unveil her Fortytude.
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Blog: 2012: Predicting the Unpredictable
One of the changes I have noticed since moving from New York City to Los Angeles is my eager reliance on others to predict my future. Before my move, I rarely paid attention to what was foreseen or who had foreseen …
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Blog: The Power of Pause
It’s so easy to get stressed by the minutia of our everyday lives. Pause. It’s a simple action that garners big results. Try this simple exercise, so you can see for yourself.
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Guest Blog: Michael Olajide on Boxing, Women and Fortytude
It’s pretty clear that boxing is a hit for women—sure, pun intended. Here, former middleweight champ Michael Olajide shares how boxing can streamline a woman’s body and her thinking, and how women may even make better boxers than men. Knock yourself out.
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