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Living Well

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Why happiness is healthy

People who feel younger at heart live longer

Playing through the pain: How one hockey player put his pain on ice

Four simple steps to beating the holiday blues

We may be able to reverse signs of early Alzheimer's disease

How to help your hangover

Three yoga tips to stress less this holiday season

Learn to live with it: Becoming stress-free

Study says a bad marriage could literally break your heart

Women's desire for sex is complicated, not strictly hormonal

Your smartphone is a pain in the neck

WEST NEWBURY, MA - AUGUST 12: Nick DeLena adjusts his thermostat from Nest Labs in his home on August 12, 2013 in West Newbury, Massachusetts. The simply designed thermostat was created by the Palo Alto, California-based company, Nest. The thermostat tracks your heating patterns and logs them into it's memory to adjust automatically. It is also programmable via smart phone. (Photo by Ann Hermes/The Christian Science Monitor via Getty Images)

A federal program says you should keep your home above 78 degrees

New Zealand is finally trying to decriminalize abortion. Why has it taken so long?

Human pap smear showing chlamydia in the vacuoles at 500x and stained with H&E. (Photo by: Media for Medical/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

A chlamydia vaccine shows signs of success in an early trial