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A work in progress. Kailyn Lowry and Chris Lopez are taking their coparenting relationship “one day at a time” while raising their two sons. ‘Teen Mom’ Stars’ Best Quotes on Coparenting: ‘We Will Always Be a Team’ The Teen Mom 2 star, 28, exclusively told Us Weekly that she and Lopez “don’t communicate right now,” noting, “Tomorrow, it could be […]
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Family of seven, and that’s that! Alec Baldwin’s wife, Hilaria Baldwin, is pregnant with the couple’s fifth child, and they don’t plan to add any more babies to their brood. “How dare you say that? This is it,” the Saturday Night Live star, 61, playfully told Us Weekly exclusively at the New York Special Screening of CROWN VIC hosted by […]
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People generally think of stress and anxiety as negative concepts, but while both stress and anxiety can reach unhealthy levels, psychologists have long known that both are unavoidable—and that they often play a helpful, not harmful, role in our daily lives, according to a presentation at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association. “Many Americans now feel stressed about […]
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A huge happiness and positive thinking industry, estimated to be worth US$11 billion a year, has helped to create the fantasy that happiness is a realistic goal. Chasing the happiness dream is a very American concept, exported to the rest of the world through popular culture. Indeed, “the pursuit of happiness” is one of the US’s “unalienable rights.” Unfortunately, this […]
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Never say never! Kellie Pickler and her husband, Kyle Jacobs, aren’t ready to have kids yet, but they do have a family of dogs. “We have two little small puppies,” the American Idol alum, 32, told Us Weekly exclusively on Thursday, May 23, on the set of Hallmark’s “Home & Family” at Universal Studios Hollywood. “We’re dog parents for now.” […]
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Using a novel biomarker panel to track and measure kidney function, researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine and University of California San Francisco School of Medicine report that lowering systolic blood pressure to less than 120 mm Hg does not damage the kidney organ itself. Instead, any negative changes to clinical results are more likely due […]
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