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There is a specific kind of weekend away that leaves you more tired than when you left. You drive four hours on Friday night. You try three restaurants, two hikes, a market, a winery and a "quick" detour to a lookout. You check out at 11 on Sunday, drive...
If you parent a teenager, you've probably read at least one headline suggesting their phone is slowly melting their brain. Possibly while standing in the doorway of their room, watching them scroll. Possibly while also holding your own phone. The worry is real,...
Walk into any beauty section and you'll be offered a lot of things. Serums. Essences. Ampoules. Boosters. "Skin-tox." Something that glows in a bottle shaped like a gemstone. A cream that promises to "turn back the clock," which, last we...