Alexandra Frost

Michael Johnston quit his six-figure engineering job to be a stay-at-home dad after he and his wife relocated from California to Maine.

When my friend was around eight weeks postpartum, she posted to a local moms group: "Any tips on how to lose this weight?" My heart dropped a bit when I saw it. Not only had I been there (five times), but I grieved for her that we live in a world where we feel we have to get "back" to our old bodies right after giving birth.

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For most people, pulling out a traditional mop and bucket for quick cleanups isn't practical.

As a longtime journalist who has tested plenty of gadgets and gizmos, I've tried my fair share of watches, rings, trackers and apps promising to

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A physician and world traveler shares the one simple habit he prioritizes before and during a trip.

I distinctly remember the day one of my high school students pointed at my belly and loudly proclaimed, "You're pregnant." I was only six and a half weeks along with my third baby and quite bloated, which is likely what she was really seeing. I joked that I ate a big burrito for lunch and continued teaching. But looking back, I realize I would have been totally fine telling her, "I sure am, isn't that exciting?" except for one thing — society's "12 week" rule.

If you’ve used a CPAP machine for Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) or another condition, you know the struggle well — you are supposed to breathe through your

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