Tainted Chinese Honey May Be on U.S. Store Shelves

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Millions of pounds of tainted Chinese honey are likely making their way onto U.S. store shelves, according to an investigation by Food Safety News (FSN). The online daily news site reports that Chinese honeymakers are laundering their products through other Asian nations, including India, Vietnam and Malaysia, in order to smuggle it into the U.S.

Men vs. Women: Who Gains More Weight After Marriage and Divorce?

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Marriage and divorce are life-changing events, the effects of which are evident in innumerable ways — including on the bathroom scale.

Study: 5,000 Children Fall From Windows Each Year

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Parents use devices to prevent kids from lapping up toilet water and creeping into the oven. They attach molded hunks of foam to soften a kitchen table’s pointy edges and install outlet protectors to keep children from inadvisably mixing with electric currents. But not enough parents are taking appropriate precautions when it comes to windows.

A Drug to Live Longer? Yes! (But Only If You’re a Fat Mouse)

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What would you give to stave off aging? Better yet, what if you could live longer and healthier even while eating to your heart’s content and becoming obese?

Viewpoint: Smoke a Joint, Lose Your Child?

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People caught with small amounts of marijuana in New York State are supposed to receive no more than a $100 fine, the equivalent of a traffic ticket. Instead, in New York City, many such people are being accused of child neglect, even if they are never charged with a drug-related violation. And some have even [...]

Could the Way We Mate and Marry Boost Rates of Autism?

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In this week’s paper issue of TIME, author Judith Warner explores a provocative theory about why rates of autism, particularly the mild form known as Asperger’s, are on the rise: because people who have certain “autistic” traits are increasingly meeting and marrying each other and having offspring who are more likely to be on the [...]

A Drink or Two a Day May Lower the Risk of Alzheimer’s

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A new review finds that moderate drinking is associated with a lower risk of memory problems and Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia.

Baby-Selling Scam Focuses Attention on Surrogacy

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Thanks to surrogates, thousands of people have become parents. Each arrangement takes into account a swirl of complex details: whose genetic material will be implanted in the surrogate; how it will be transferred; where the surrogate — should she get pregnant — will give birth; how much she will be paid for her role in [...]

The Healthland Podcast: How Exercise and TV Affect Life Expectancy. Also: The Divorce Stigma

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This week we debate exercise—can just 15 min. a day really help? Also, we discuss whether watching TV can shorten your life and the persistent stigma against divorce. Click the play button below to listen immediately or click here to subscribe for free on iTunes.

How Safe Is Tobacco That Melts In Your Mouth?

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Big name tobacco brands are ramping up their presence in the dissolvable tobacco game, and consumers in test markets, as well as regulators, are trying to figure out what make of the new products.