Study: Dr Karina Davidson says positive affect can help prevent heart disease Being happy and naturally optimistic cuts the risk of developing heart problems, say researchers. They found that those who are enthusiastic, contented and believe the glass is
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Rising levels of obesity in adults is putting tremendous strain on the National Health Service Eight out of 10 men and almost seven in 10 women will be overweight or obese by 2020, according to a new report.While data
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Obesity timebomb: Eight in 10 men will be overweight by 2020
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Republican National Convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul in August 2008, when Iraq Veterans Against The War marched in protest against the war.There were several IVAW members who broke down and expressed their grief.US veterans 'high suicide risk'US
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Motorists who pass their driving test second time round are the safest on the roads, according to a study Motorists who pass their driving test second time round are the safest on the roads, a study revealed today.Researchers have
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Positive People Have Less Heart DiseaseWhether you view the glass as half empty or half full may help determine your risk for heart disease.Just as negative emotions such as depression, anger, and hostility are risk factors for heart attack and
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Study: Happiness Good for the Heart