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Canadian social worker does nationwide tour listening to people for free. Here's what they reveal.

Doctor shares touching whiteboard message a daughter wrote for her mom with dementia

Sometimes the simplest acts of kindness have the most powerful impact.

If you want to live to 100, doctors say this neglected muscle predicts your chances

A simple exercise could determine healthy aging.

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"I suffer from severe depression and have a really hard time with cleaning and doing other kinds of household work."

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Sometimes the simplest acts of kindness have the most powerful impact.

A simple exercise could determine healthy aging.

"I suffer from severe depression and have a really hard time with cleaning and doing other kinds of household work."

‘Crop dust’ for your digestion’s sake.

'Eggshell parenting' refers to an unhealthy power dynamic between parents and their children.

“Movement is a wonderful medicine.”

“Man’s best friend” is backed by scientific research.

If they quit you’ll quit, too.

1,700 and counting.

“I'm sad for him, and you know what? I hope we all hope and pray and help out Bryce Mitchell.”

Imagination breeds compassion.

Countries applying smartphone bans at school aren’t addressing the true problems.

Somatic therapy was first introduced in the 1970s and is making a comeback.

There is some scientific evidence behind “gut feelings.”

Your parents were wrong about how long you play your video games.

Middle-aged people have had the biggest bounce-back after the pandemic

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