
With Botox, Looking Good and Feeling Less
Botox may do more than smooth wrinkles — research suggests paralyzing frown muscles can blunt emotional experience itself. The science of facial feedback.
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Botox may do more than smooth wrinkles — research suggests paralyzing frown muscles can blunt emotional experience itself. The science of facial feedback.
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A Hamburg teen forgot to mark her 16th-birthday invite private on Facebook. Some 1,500 strangers showed up — and she fled her own party.
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Low-fat diets can suppress testosterone and muscle growth, but high LDL is still a heart risk. Where the cholesterol-muscle research actually lands.
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From High Line yoga to Bryant Park bootcamps, NYC's free outdoor fitness classes have become a tourist attraction in their own right.
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It's not just the bullied kids who sleep badly — the bullies do too. Poor sleep erodes impulse control, and behavior follows.
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The Melody, a new Bronx co-op, is NYC's first building designed to fight obesity — with jazz in the stairwells and gyms indoors and out.
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Co-sleeping is normal across much of the world, but the safety evidence is nuanced. Room-sharing vs bed-sharing, SIDS risk, and what research supports.
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Consumer Reports ranked Jenny Craig the top commercial diet plan in 2011. The honest verdict: structure helps, but maintenance stays unsolved.
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Cosmetic surgery was once overwhelmingly female. A growing share of patients are men — and the industry is courting them openly.
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Meghana Athreye on the lifelong human search for God — and why every borrowed description, however beautiful, falls short of the thing itself.
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Bhutan's 31-year-old king announced his engagement to Jetsun Pema, 21, before parliament — weeks after Britain's royal wedding.
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Maria Shriver reportedly suspected the truth long before the LA Times broke it: how the Schwarzenegger marriage unraveled in May 2011.
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A 2011 study of 357 adoptive families found marital strain at 9 months predicted babies' sleep problems at 18 months — and not the other way around.
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Bubba Watson never took a golf lesson, yet won twice on Tour in 2011. What his self-taught swing says about talent and instruction.
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First impressions form in seconds, and clothes do a lot of the talking. Why presentation is communication — and why the judgment it invites isn't fair.
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Lemon juice is a popular kitchen remedy for acne — mildly antibacterial but risky in the sun. What the chemistry actually supports, and the caveats.
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Years of dabbling in decluttering led to a bigger idea: extreme downsizing. On ruthlessness, Martha Stewart fantasies, and living with less.
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Inside New Oriental's $6,100 cram course: two months, six days a week, and SAT math scores 114 points above American applicants — plus a debate about what
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A University of Colorado study found fat removed by liposuction returns within a year — elsewhere. Why the body defends its total fat mass.
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Blotting a greasy pizza slice or pakodas with a napkin removes a little surface oil — a few dozen calories at most. Modest, but real, and worth knowing.
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