Adults who were subjected to physical punishment such as spanking as children are more likely to experience mental disorders, say Canadian researchers who encourage other forms of discipline. BLOG POSTS  | Jason Tetro: What the Germs in Your Bellybutton Say About You
 About 18 months ago, a researcher in the laboratory of a North Carolina State University professor came up with an idea to explore the ecology and evolution of daily life and wanted to find a spot on the body that would be exemplify that. Turns out, it's the bellybutton! The tiny anatomical vestibule was actually a museum of lifetime experiences. |  | Harriet Sugar-Miller: Why I Love Canada: The Country Cares for My Special Needs Daughter
 Open heart surgery in her infancy, two months on a respirator, her first five in hospital, nine more surgeries in her short 18 years. That's my courageous, loving, happy daughter, fortunately living in Canada, for I cannot imagine what it must cost in the U.S. to raise a special needs kid. |  | Linda Rosenkrantz: Nameberry's First Celebrity Babies: Where Are They Now?
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In our modern society of too-late work hours and too much time in front of computer screens, we are listening to our social clocks more than our physiological clocks, causing a greater sleep gap, known as social jetlag. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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