Living

The idea to "eat right for your blood type" was popularized by Dr. Peter J. D'Adamo in the '90s.

A new study has found culture influences how much shut-eye you require to stay healthy.

Fostering children's love of literacy is an accessible and practical way for families to be involved in the process of their early literacy development.

If you've been told more than once that you take things too personally, it might be time for some honest self-reflection. This article explores how recognizing our own patterns can lead to meaningful change.

From passive-aggressive comments to constant self-victimization, some individuals have a knack for making every situation revolve around them. This article explores strategies for dealing with such behavior while protecting your own mental health.

A new study aims to understand how adults without friends experience and move through life.

'Supermom' may sound like praise, but it often masks exhaustion and invisibility, writes columnist Claire Nielsen.

Shopify outlines how to keep businesses from getting lost among the competition and how brand guidelines can set them apart.

Cecilia DeRose’s new book 'One Arrow Left,' written with author Sage Birchwater, is an account of history, culture and strength.

Charlie Health presents examples of pop culture characters who exhibit narcissistic tendencies—plus guidance on what to do if you notice narcissistic traits in yourself or others.