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When Not to Arrest an Abuser in a Domestic Violence Case
Almost half the the states in America have mandatory arrest provisions in…
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Leaning Out: Men Like to Be the Boss More Than Women Do, Study Says
A new study suggests that men prefer being in charge, whereas women…
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More Bad News for Older Dads: Higher Risk of Kids With Mental Illness
For so long, mothers – particularly older moms — bore the brunt…
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What Your Personality Says About Your Weight
Whether you’re the life of the party, a bookworm, or a night…
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Tylenol During Pregnancy Linked to Higher Risk of ADHD
Pregnancy is already a fraught time for expectant moms, as more research…
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The Happiest and Healthiest States Are In the Midwest | TIME.com
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Is Too Much Tanning a Mental Illness?
You know the type. They have dark brown skin in the middle…
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Study: Switching Schools May Give Your Kids Psychotic Symptoms
Changing schools can be a wrenching social and emotional experience for students,…











