Complaining can be likened to hamster wheels and Apollo space capsules. A person just keeps sending complaints into orbit, round and round, always returning to the same starting point. "Complaining...
You would think the airline industry has enough, ahem, customer-relations challenges, but here's another. Late last year, the British government urged airlines to brief passengers about the possibility of developing...
Wooster, Ohio, is not the place to expect a run on hummus, the Middle Eastern spread with main ingredients of pureed chickpeas and olive oil. Foster Avenue and Clark Street...
How 4- to 8-year-olds can be so widely overlooked, it's hard to imagine. But a new report by the National Safe Kids Campaign, a private child-advocacy group, says about 20...
If you love cheese, maybe you should skip this item. Or maybe not. The Center for Science in the Public Interest is a Washington, D.C.-based consumer group that might be...
When S. Jay Olshansky accepted a recent invitation to speak before a group of seniors, he immediately started having second thoughts. After all, he is a researcher at the University...
Sleep might be a many-slumbered thing, but it can sure cause unrest when you don't get enough of it. Without giving away the answers, that's the message of a featured...
When Dr. James Cleeman joined the U.S. Public Health Service in 1983, about 35 percent of Americans were having their cholesterol checked regularly. The last time a national survey was...
Fifteen years ago, Marc Barasch had a series of dreams you wouldn't wish on anybody. Yet Barasch says the dreams likely saved his life and most definitely changed it for...