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This isn’t the breast news. Breast milk is widely considered the gold standard for infant nutrition, with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommending it be given exclusively for the first six months of life when possible. But scientists are now sounding the alarm after two new studies found a mix of potentially harmful chemicals in samples from hundreds of mothers — raising concerns they could interfere with a baby’s hormones during a critical stage of development. In the first study, a team of Italian researchers analyzed breast milk and urine from 336 mothers and their babies, collected at one month,…
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For NYC matchmaker Bonnie Winston and her attorney husband of 24 years, Kenneth Sugarman, a…
The 36 questions one woman’s husband asked to ‘help decide he was the one’ after dating site match
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More Americans are warming up to the idea of child-free dining experiences at restaurants — and parents…
DEAR ABBY: I am worried about my 26-year-old son, “Caleb.” He’s severely overweight. Let me…
Scott Galloway is going viral for brutally summing up Los Angeles as the world’s “most…
Southwest flyers may finally be getting some breathing room. One TikTokker is going viral as…
When Savahnah Pierre got breast implants last year, all her friends kept asking whether she…
Cracker Barrel giving away free gas amid record-high fuel costs — just in time for summer road trips
In the spirit of the great American road trip, and ahead of the United States’…
A beloved Orange County steakhouse known for prime rib, old-school charm and generations of family…
California’s battered wine industry is spiraling deeper into crisis as vineyard values across wine country…
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