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How To Improve Your Memory in Midlife Original

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By Lauryn Higgins Verified
| Flow Space
You can remember every word of Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg’s “Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang,” a song you haven’t heard in years, but walk into the living room and suddenly have no idea why you’re there. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone — and it doesn’t necessarily mean your memory is failing. For many women in midlife, though, these moments can be genuinely frightening. In fact, brain fog outpaces every other side effect, including hot flashes, for women going through menopause.
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The 1 Thing Cult Experts Want You To Do When Talking To Your MAGA Relatives

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By Lauryn Higgins Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
In an era where misinformation spreads faster than the truth, and political extremism often feels more like a full belief system than a policy stance, many of us have found ourselves in painfully surreal situations. Maybe it's a relative who sends you a link to a fringe conspiracy site, or an old friend who insists the government is run by subterranean lizard people — and they mean it. Often, these interactions aren't just absurd or frustrating, they're heartbreaking.
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How To Help Your Teen Handle Conflict Without Making Things Worse

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By Lauryn Higgins Verified, Michelle Felder
| Parents Verified
Credit: GettyImages/Olga Rolenko Conflict is a normal part of the teen years, and learning how to handle it can help teens build healthy relationships. Parents can help by listening, staying calm, giving teens space, and working together to find solutions. Teens can learn to spot strong emotions, take a break when needed, and use calming tools before responding. The teenage years are marked by intense changes—physical, social, emotional, and developmental—that can feel overwhelming at times.
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