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Presents information on a study which states that laughter induces asthma symptoms.

Presents suggestions for avoiding spreading of germs through sneezing or coughing.

Presents suggestions for helping someone to overcome mental depression.

Presents information on the limitations imposed by the U.S. government on buying the drugs like Sudafed and NyQuil.

Presents information on study which states that raisins may help reduce tooth decay.

Evaluates powered toothbrushes that reduce gum inflammation.

Presents information on two special events organized by the American Diabetes Association.

Presents information on the television program "dLifeTV," broadcast on CNBC.

Presents information on a study which states that dyeing hair does not increase risk for most cancers.

Presents information on a study which states that fewer than one in five women smoke.

Presents suggestions for developing a good rapport with one's gynecologist.

Presents tips for self-examination for breast-cancer.

Presents suggestions to overcome the ill-effects of winter season on skin.

Presents suggestions for those who feel frustrated at work, because they think they will never get promoted.

Presents brief information about several Web sites providing information on breast cancer.

Discusses the risks associated with mental depression.

Offers tips on how to curb the habit of nail-biting and maintain nail hygiene.

Presents information on Omni Parker House, the oldest hotel in Boston, Massachusetts.

Cites a study conducted by researchers at Rice University in Houston showing that obese women receive better customer service if they look like they're trying to lose weight.

Reports that on September 28, 2005 people in hundreds of cities in all 50 states of the U.S. will take part in a 2,000-step walk.

Presents information on some stylish functional items for taking a healthy delicious meal outdoors.

Presents some tips for making food nutritious.

Presents suggestions on how to get over jealousy and keep one's friendship intact.

Presents information about a nutritious snack in a pitch called "energy" bar.

Presents information on different ways of mental exercising.

The article presents information on cereals. These days there are a number of flavorful hot cereal choices made from rice, corn and flax which are good alternatives for people with wheat allergies. Many are high in fiber to keep one full longer and some have added calcium, iron and folate. Aim for at least 3 grams of fiber and less than 8 grams of sugar per serving, as some hot cereals get 30 percent of their total calories from sugars.

The article presents information on a candy called Kind Fruit+Nut bar. The 10 all-natural varieties, like nut delight, walnut and date, almond and apricot, and banana and oatbran, have 150-225 calories each and boast heart-healthy ingredients such as fiber and monounsaturated fats. Five percent of profits go to the PeaceWorks Foundation, which fosters peace in the Middle East. Bars cost $2 and are available at Whole Foods Markets.

The article discusses a fantasy camp for women. The U.S. Women's National Soccer Team, which won the gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, is the first women's professional sports team to sponsor a fantasy camp. Including daily instruction, evening events with the pros, customized uniforms, individual and team photographs, and food and accommodations, the camp is slated for March 2-6,2005, in Long Beach, California. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis for the first 80 women. The five-day camp costs US dollar 2,795.

Presents recipes for pies and toppings.

Presents information on exercises to burn off extra calories.

Presents information related to outrunning weight gain.

Presents tools and tips for outdoor exercise safety.

Presents information on top-selling food products with low-carbohydrate.

Focuses on cancer proneness of different personality types.