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Dissociative Identity Disorder: Many of us Live Here
Dissociative Identity Disorder is a mental sickness where a person doesn't realize that many different people (or alters) live inside of them. These alters help the person navigate childhood trauma and abuse.
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What to do if You Have a Narcissistic Parent
Children need to learn how to deal with narcissistic parents in a healthy and empowered way.
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Dengue Awareness Month – A Deceptive, Potentially Fatal Disease That Can be Prevented or Cured with Knowledge
Dengue is deceptive and potentially fatal. However, it can be cured or prevented.
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Kidney Disease Can Kill You by Surprise
Chronic Kidney Disease is asymptomatic. By the time it's revealed itself, it's too advanced and too late for a cure. Treatment options can only prolong life are it is expensive.
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Time to Learn The Danger of Malaria And How to Protect You And Your Loved Ones
"Malaria is among the most critical public health issues globally and is the leading cause of death and disease in 87 countries and territories, many of them developing countries."
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The Love Story of the King Who Built the Taj Mahal for His Wife
Shah Jahan loved Mumtaz since he was 15 years old, but he was only allowed to marry her five years later when he was 20. Throughout their marriage they were inseparable. After she died, he devoted 17 years to building the Taj Mahal.
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All About Hemophilia
Hemophilia, which is inherited, allegedly contributed to the downfall of the Romanovs, the last of Russian royalty. Their male heir, Alexei, had this illness.
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A Beautiful Father and Daughter Love Story, Made in France
Charles de Gaulle, considered to be among France's best presidents, found his courage in Anne, his child with Down Syndrome
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Protecting Paradise: A Small Island of 350 Residents Successfully Decimated 300,000 Rats
At one point, the ratio of rats to residents on Lord Howe island was about 1,000 rodents per human. This story tells about the decimation of these rats.
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Choosing Yourself -- Sologamy
Sologamy is when a woman or man decides to marry themselves. Most sologomists are women.
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Harvey Ball got $45 dollars for the Iconic Smiley Face, Which Made Other Businessmen Millionaires -- But Not Him
Harvey Ball created the Smiley Face and while others got millions for patenting it, he refused to patent it and was only paid US$45 for his iconic design.
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Millionaires With Disassociative Identity Disorder
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Emma M. Nutt, the First Female Telephone Operator in the US
Emma M. Nutt was the first telephone operator at age 17. Before, teenage boys held the job but they weren't doing their job seriously. Emma Nutt was gracious and professional opening the job to more women as the telephone industry grew.
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Sologamy: “I Pledge to Marry Myself”
Woman are marrying themselves, including Emma Watson of Harry Potter, Brazilian supermodel Adriana Lima, and American Idol Fantasia Barrino.. Sologamy is gaining popularity all around the world.
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Philippine Mangroves Can Save Us
Mangroves aren't particularly beautiful, but when you think about the wonderful ecological benefits they provide to both habitat and humanity, you may fall in love with them.
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Phobias: Large to Small, Mild to Intense
There are some 400 phobias, including the fear that a duck is following you no matter where you are or what you do.
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Gypsy Rose and Dee Dee Blanchard: Munchausen by Proxy
Gypsy Rose Blanchard was abused by her mother Dee Dee for years to keep up the fraud that Gypsy was a sick child, even allowing her daughter to be named "Child of the Year" by a charity organization. Gypsy arranged her mother's murder in 2015 with her online boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn.
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Everybody Loves BTS, Including the United Nations
TS is loved by young and old alike. There are even Facebook and Instagram pages for BTS Moms, and they've performed and spoken at the United Nations. BTS is bigger than the Beatles ever were.
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September 3, Surrender Yamashita Day
There is more to Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita than we thought.
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How to Discern a Scam Website From a Real One
Website scammers are out there, and we want to make sure we aren't tricked by any of them. Here are some tips to stay safe from scams that are after your money, identity, or information.
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Resilience: at Work, at Home
How to develop resiliency on the job.
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PAGET’S DISEASE OF THE BONE: A Rare Disease
A study by Robert A. Wermers et. al. determined that this life-long disease will worsen over time, but it isn’t fatal. However, it is excruciatingly and relentlessly painful, affecting the quality of one’s daily life.
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Women’s Illnesses: Be Aware of the Possibility of an Ectopic Pregnancy
Oftentimes an ectopic pregnancy is diagnosed late, between 6-16 weeks. In such cases, there is the danger of a ruptured fallopian tube. The situation can possibly lead to death.
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The Great Myth: Opposites Attract
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June 1 is a Global Holiday That Celebrates Milk
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No Matter How Old You Are, Now is The Time For Eye Health
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Resolving Conflict at Work
“To be understood is maybe the most powerful thing in life,” ~ Carl Hindy, clinical psychologist, Newmarket, Exeter
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Toxic People and Relationships: A Different View
“Toxic people attach themselves like cinder blocks tied to your ankles, and then invite you for a swim in their poisoned waters.” ~ John Mark Green
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Confessions of an Economic Hit Man: A Book Review
Author John Perkins works with an engineering consulting firm with, as he sees it, one purpose only -- to close deals with leaders of underdeveloped countries for large construction-engineering projects that will require large loans that the country may not be able to pay in full 30 years onward.
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Alzheimer's Prevention (or Lengthening Independent Living if You Already Have it)
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Do You Believe That Pope Joan Was Real?
This novel tells the story of a woman pope in a way that makes the question of Pope Joan's papacy more arguable and credible than originally imagined.
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Helping Teens Who Self-Harm
Self-harm was earliest described by historian Herodotus who wrote of the self-mutilation of Sparta’s King Cleomenes. Today there are ways to help people who self-harm. It starts with understanding why they do it, and knowing what you can do about it.
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Filipino Superstitions About Home Safety
“When you believe in things you don't understand, then you suffer. Superstition ain't the way” ~ Stevie Wonder, Superstition
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A-MA TEMPLE: Tracing the Roots of Macau
The original Macanese were fishermen from Fujian. The A-ma temple embodies all the faiths of these fishermen and tells their story and that of the island as well.
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A Guide to Online Dating
Online dating is now the norm rather than the exception. This article talks about the good and bad sides of online dating and offers tips to make the most out of one's online dating experience.
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How to Navigate a Breakup With The Love of Your Life
By understanding the scientific and psychological aspects of a breakup, we can go through the cycle mindfully and come up better than we ever were before.
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25+ Millennial and Gen Z Dating and Relationship Terms
Decode 25+ common terms used to describe the relationship dynamics of millennials and Gen Z.
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The Story of Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd
Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln were an unusual match that worked. Learn about Mary's childhood and mental illness, as well as her marriage to Lincoln.
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The Marriage and Children of Winston and Clementine Churchill
Winston and Clementine Churchill grappled with mental health issues, but that didn't stop them from having a strong, loving, committed marriage. Their children, however, did have some issues growing up. Learn about the life and times of the Churchills here.
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Codependency: Light and Dark
"Someone in a codependent relationship tends to experience burnout, exhaustion, and anxiety."
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Protect Your Home From Dengue
Dengue fever is fatal. It prevails in tropical countries, but there are ways to prevent it. If it is caught early, it can be cured with fluid replacement therapy.
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Beware of Sinkholes
"These types of land surface would have been sturdy when they formed, but over time they were dissolved by groundwater filtering and flowing through them."
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Why Scientists Say Romance and Fidelity Remains Strong with Oxytocin
Oxytocin has a lot to do about love and fidelity and true love. This is something you've got to know if you want love, or are in love and want to keep it good.
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How to Know Who Likes Vodka
Vodka is tasteless on its own. You can decide if you want pure alcohol, or if you'll mix it with something to sweeten it up. The choice is yours.
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What Is the Psychological Profile of Philippine President Duterte’s Supporters
The Philippine president campaigned on a promise that "the fish will grow fat" from the thousands that he promised to kill during his presidency. Who are the Filipinos who support him?
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What Are the Psychological Profiles of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump?
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin lead two of the most powerful countries in the world. Discover the psychological profiles of these two leaders, including an exploration of Hubris Syndrome.
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The Mental Illnesses of Adolf Hitler and Winston Churchill
The question is often asked: Was Hitler mentally ill or was he just a very deranged man who gained power? Both Adolf Hitler and Winston Churchill changed the world forever. These two opponents during WW2 shared one thing in common: mental illness.
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How Multi-award Winning Author Anthony Doerr wrote the Pulitzer Prize-Winning Book, All the Light We Cannot See
This article reviews the book, and talks about the author's writing process, so readers can learn from the experts. Notedly, Doerr wrote this 544 Pulitzer bestseller in 10 years.
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What kind of Pets Can Wear Diapers?
Usually old dogs need diapers. But diapers for young dogs can be practical and inexpensive (if you buy baby diapers and cut a hole). Pet rabbits and chickens are also wearing diapers when indoors.
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How to Help Children With Speech Difficulties
If you suspect your child has difficulties with speech, speak up. The key to treating language disorders is early intervention.
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Rare Mutations of African Love Birds Cost US $2,324.00, Billy Badilla Says
BillyBadilla sells rare mutations of African Love Birds for $2.324.00 each -- and demand exceeds supply. NOTE: This article was locally published in Animal Scene magazine. Unedited version below.
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Why do Dogs like to get Your Slippers
I once had a Japanese Spitz named LuckyHappy who always stayed outdoors because as a boy dog, he liked to leave his scent everywhere. Lucky Happy had his own, enclosed space which kept him safe from the rain and where there was a cool wind in the...
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What Are Two Super Nutritious Vegetables? Kamote and Kangkong
Kamote is great if you want to diet in a healthy way. It makes you feel fuller, longer than if you ate a potato. Kangkong is good for many ailments including diabetes and epilepsy.
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What Happened to The Robe of Jesus Christ?
The 1953 movie, The Robe is based on a fictional novel by LLoyd C. Douglas. But a number of churches in Europe claim to have parts of the robe of Jesus.
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Is a Mixed Breed Dog Smarter Than a Pure Breed?
Dog intelligence is measured among pure breeds, but not mixed breeds. Are mixed breeds smarter? What determines dog intelligence? Do you think measuring dog intelligence does justice to your dog?
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The Oufkir Family Story: Trapped in a Desert Jail For 20 Years
Imagine life in the King's palace for 10 years, then returning to your extremely wealthy biological family. Life seemed good until Gen. Oufkir was assassinated for a failed coup. His wife and their children were imprisoned in a desert jail for 20 years. The youngest among them was a 3-year-old boy.