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But doing all that can come at a cost, too: your peace of mind. It can be difficult to feel safe and secure when you're routinely the only person in your home. One of the best safety measures to ...

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Most of us will not move to Tibet. But we can incorporate regular breaks, schedule time for activities that nourish our mind without demanding cognitive output, or just sit and look at the moon ...

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Oct. 29, 2020 Fully 69% of U.S. adults found the presidential election a significant source of stress in their lives, the American Psychological Assn. said in its latest Stress in America report.