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Gender Differences in Pain Among Axial Spondyloarthritis Patients

This form of arthritis affects men and women differently… From Practical Pain Management.

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Thriving in Harmony

How music therapy can help multiple sclerosis patients. From Momentum magazine.

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You Guys. I Wrote This for McSweeney’s.

My Self-Care Routine Involves Several Tons of Refined Sugar. From McSweeney’s Internet Tendency. Whoo-hoo!

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5 Facts You May Not Know about Vets and Chronic Pain

Did you know that up to 35% of vets with chronic pain also have PTSD? From Practical Pain Management.

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Types of Construction Beams & Their Uses

Everything you wanted (or needed) to know about those things holding up your roof. From Hunker.

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Dealing with Opioid-Induced Constipation? Try an Osteopathic Approach

Osteopathic approaches to a common problem. From Practical Pain Management.

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6 Signs You Have an Unhealthy Relationship With Money

Your “money script”—your beliefs and attitudes about finances—can affect your bottom line. From Fairygodboss.

Sign #1: You have a lot of shoes. Uh-oh.

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6 Damaging Habits That Successful People Avoid

Are you sabotaging your own best efforts? Probably. From Fairygodboss.

Damaging habit #3: not asking for feedback

“There are a lot of reasons why people don’t ask for feedback (for instance, fear, or they think they know what other people think), but the end result is they don’t know if what they are doing is actually working,” Baggett points out. “Feedback helps you realize what you are doing well, what your opportunities [for improvement] are, and it shows that you care about improving.”

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8 Outfits That Make Work Travel A Breeze

Sometimes the hardest part of work travel isn’t the jet lag or delayed flights — it’s the struggle to find professional attire that’s both flattering and doesn’t require a garment bag. From Fairygodboss.

Option #1: A merino wool dress

Fine, soft merino wool — named for the breed of sheep that supplies the fiber — is an excellent choice. “Merino wool takes up less room than a thick wool sweater in a suitcase. And it’s good to layer with; you’ll be cooler in the heat and warmer in the cold with this kind of wool,” says Mona Sharaf, a New York City-based personal shopper and image consultant for men and women. In addition, “Merino wool has antibacterial properties, so you can wear it longer without it starting to smell. It doesn’t need to be washed as much, and can be hand washed and laid flat to dry. It also dries quickly, and doesn’t wrinkle easily.”

 

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The Real Deal on Screen Time for Kids

One more episode of “Paw Patrol” shouldn’t cause permanent damage. To your toddler, anyway. From Fairygodboss.

Screens are hard to avoid—and, as anyone who’s ever binge-watched reality television knows—even harder to resist. Still, it’s a good idea to limit little kids’ access to mobile devices, televisions, videos, and computers, since heavy screen use is linked with developmental delays in young children.

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