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If You Eat At Your Keyboard, Microbiologists Have A Pretty Gross Warning For You (opens the original)
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If you’re snacking while you type, beware: You’re going to want to blow those chip crumbs off your computer keyboard and wash your hands after reading this. When HuffPost asked microbiologists and germ experts about how bad it is to type right after eating, they got real about how unhygienic this habit actually is. (Spoiler: It’s probably even more gross than you realise.) “If you’re using forks and spoons, you don’t really have that much to worry about,” said microbiologist Jason Tetro aka “The
I Watched Dolly Parton's 9 To 5 And It's Still Relevant For Women Today (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on November 4, 2019. On the set of her 1980 film debut “9 To 5,” Dolly Parton wrote a working-class anthem that called out how workers don’t get compensated and recognized fairly for their contributions: “It’s a rich man’s game no matter what they call it / And you spend your life puttin’ money in his wallet.” Before Parton even begins to sing, we hear the clacking of a typewriter, a familiar drumbeat to office work. The title track “9 to 5” is still used as a
This Mindless Work Habit Is Increasing Your Cancer Risk. It Takes Just 3 Minutes To Fix (opens the original)
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Attention desk shrimps who hunch all day over laptops: get up right now to save your health – or else. According to a July study published in BMC Medicine, moving just a few more minutes each day can make a significant difference to your well-being, lowering your risk for up to 13 different cancers. In fact, squeezing just three minutes of daily vigorous activity like jogging or rushing up stairs could significantly lower multiple cancer risks, the study found. Conversely, the more you sit each
America Has A New ‘Ugliest Dog.’ The Winner May Surprise You. (opens the original)
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In this fierce competition, the more peculiar your dog looks, the better. At the World’s Ugliest Dog Contest at the Sonoma County Fair in Santa Rosa, California, dogs compete to be crowned the ugliest of them all. The annual contest “advocates for the adoration of all animals and the benefits of adoption” and celebrates “the imperfections that make all dogs special and unique,” according to its website. This year, Jinny Lu, a floppy-tongued, beady-eyed rescue pug draped in pearls, took the top h
3 Issues Youngest Daughters Bring Up The Most In Therapy (opens the original)
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As the youngest daughter, you may get labelled as the baby of your family even long after becoming a grown adult. “A youngest daughter may be simultaneously protected as the baby, expected to be emotionally accommodating as a daughter and discouraged from separating too far from the family,” said Linda Yoon, a therapist and founder of Yellow Chair Collective, which specialises in multicultural therapy. And this infantilising label can have consequences. While eldest daughters often get saddled w
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