(Good Housekeeping)
These couples couldn’t do their jobs without each other. See how they manage to mix business with pleasure every day of the year.
Health & Relationships
True Partners
The Pill’s Dangerous, and Other Myths
(Health)
Take our quick quiz to test your contraceptive smarts. The answers may surprise you.
Just Say No
(Hallmark)
If you say yes to every request, you’re not alone. Susan Newman, Ph.D., a social psychologist in Metuchen, New Jersey, realized she was a yes woman when she found herself editing a manuscript as a favor for a friend of a friend—whose name she didn’t even know.
The Time of Your Life
(Women’s Health)
Feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day? You aren’t the only one. But as these four “time makeovers” show, help is coming fast.
Now hear this!
(Self)
Everything you need to know about taking care of your ears
Fruits and Fate
(The Pennsylvania Gazette)
Research has shown that a woman’s body shape—whether she is round in the middle like an apple or wider at the bottom like a pear—is the single best predictor of health risks. Dr. Marie Savard wants to get this message out to all women, so that “pears” can give themselves a break from pointless dieting and “apples” can save their own lives.
Beat those back-to-school bugs!
(All You)
It’s September—head lice season! Best friends Penny and Wendy make house calls to get rid of these icky pests
Adios Allergies! Eight Ways to Get Through the Sneeze Season—Sniffle—Free
(Self)
Can’t stop sneezing? Blame sexism! Don’t laugh— landscapers plant mostly male trees and
Ever After
(Elegant Wedding)
Getting a little counseling before marriage can keep couples primed for the challenges down the road. “People spend lots of time and money preparing for their marriage day
Earn a Second Look
(Men’s Health)
Be irresistible. If you want to make a good first impression on that woman over there, you’re too late. It’s done.“As soon as she lays eyes on someone, she has a first impression,”